The Things You Can Read: Create a Reading Nook

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Monday, April 1, 2013

Create a Reading Nook

8 Ways To Create A Reading Nook For Cuddling Up With A Book

Reading Nook

Since we are on Spring Break, we are looking for ways to spruce up our home and welcome in spring. Here is a great idea we are considering. Huffington Post recently shared eight reading nooks. Check out what they had to say on the subject:

There are few things more relaxing than spending a Sunday afternoon at home and curling up with a good book -- so why not create a cozy area just for this purpose for your family to enjoy? A reading nook can also be the perfect way to transform an awkward corner, windowsill or loft space into a warm, comfortable area for a little R&R.

Whether it's for kids or grown-ups, these cozy, well-lit reading spots will set a peaceful tone in any room, and they're surprisingly easy to set up. If you're thinking about adding one to your home, click through the slideshow below for eight tranquil and restful design ideas.

What do you think? Do you have a reading nook? If you don't, would you consider creating one? Share your thoughts on Reading Nooks with us here at The Things You Can Read.