If you're a bibliophile, chances are you have more books than you know what to do with. Don't let your good reads waste away in a cardboard box. Instead, put them on display in your very own home library. Creating a space for books can be troublesome, especially if you're unfamiliar with styling bookshelves. We have 12 ways to create a library at home - you'll never want to leave the house again.
Pair bookshelves with your workspace. Creating
a library where you put your desk gives you a nearby place to sit when grabbing
a book to read. Source: Style Me Pretty
Add inviting seating in front of shelving to
section off your library area. It also makes a large space look cozier. Source:
William Waldron via Elle Decor
Dedicate an entire room to your books - aren't
they worth it? Stepping inside a room filled with books wall-to-wall will feel
inviting. Photo by Matthew Williams via Style Me Pretty
Do you have limited space? Create your own
minilibrary with a few shelves placed superhigh. Starting at the ceiling is a
big space saver. Photo by Annawithlove via Style Me Pretty
Paint shelving a jewel-tone color like this
sapphire shade to highlight the library area. It will put all the attention on
your novels.
Sometimes plain, simple bookshelves can be a
total bore. Choose unconventional shelving for your library space to keep it
interesting. Photo by Bryce Covey Photography via Style Me Pretty
Put your library in an accessible area so you
will actually use it. This collection of books was put near the eating area.
Who doesn't love eating breakfast with a good read? Source: Lucas Allen via
Domino
A library definitely shouldn't be boring. This
orchid hue covers the entire room so that the space is the highlight of the
house.
If you have an empty corner, it's an ideal
space to create a library. The angled area makes the shelves feel like they
have their own special section. Photo by Katie Parra via Style Me Pretty
When struggling to find the right place to
create your library, a great option is your living room. Put bookshelves behind
your couch if you don't have lots of space.
Looking for a conversation starter at the dinner
table? A dining room filled with books will probably do the trick.
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