Reading Nook

The perfect reading corner has a few key elements: a comfortable chair, light source, small table, and a storage (for plenty of books of course). 

There is something so fun about a swivel arm chair! They are perfect for multifunctional spaces and conversation areas of your home.

American traditional design meets the charm of an English countryside in this charming reading nook. Two wingback chairs sit before a traditional-inspired fireplace, setting the scene for a perfect afternoon for reading next to a cozy fire. 

We all love a good reading nook. This particular cozy nook was designed inspired by The Hobbit. Here, we've combined eclectic elements with features comfort. We were heavily influenced by the rustic nature of the novel's setting–and wanted to create a space that felt warm, welcoming and collected. 

For a look that is over-the-top but so beautiful, we combined rich textures like velvet, wool and mahogany wood. 

We love the idea of adding a reading nook to your bedroom for an extra space to unwind at the end of the day. And you don’t have to have a lot of space to do this! A single chair and a basket for books is all you really need. Though a rug for coziness and to section off that space certainly doesn’t hurt!

Tapered legs and tufted upholstery are the little details that bring mid-century style to these armchairs. All the cool, gray fabric needs is a black and white lumbar pillow for comfort and a touch of pattern. Add a basket of books to your seating area and it can also serve as a reading nook! 

What's more classic that a navy blue wingback chair? We love how it mades a statement in this sun-filled reading nook!

Adding a bit of sophistication to the corner of your bedroom can be as simple as adding an accent chair. Not only is this wingback style chair a comfy place to relax and read, but it adds a timeless element to any space!

This cozy corner is full of trendy elements! The blush pattern wingback chair adds a sleek place to lounge with your favorite book and cup of coffee.

Need a small room to feel bigger? Add a few mirrors around the room to help reflect light and give the illusion of a larger space. In this modern bedroom, the use of oversized mirrors above the nightstand and the large floor mirror do the trick!

Many folks rely on their attics as a space for a home office. The challenge is that most attics have a low slanted ceiling, which can make the space feel cramped. We suggest trying to paint the lower have of the wall a slightly darker color than the slanted ceiling. This will help divide the vertical wall surface from the low ceiling, making the room seem taller.