Coat closet reading nook

Right about now I’m seeking out the coziest spots in my house, perfect for holing up and reading some great books. I would kill for a built-in spot, dedicated and perfectly set up for quick escapes. This one (from Design*Sponge) has so many perfect elements, I could just move in. Here are some things that I might do to create one of my own (and you can do too!).1. Highlight it: Let’s face it.

All the details on how to turn an unused, eye-sore of a closet into a fun, Dr. Suess themed kids book nook with storage and seating.

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We’ve seen lots of closets turned into offices, reading nooks, even mudrooms. But, I also think it’s an interesting idea to use a coat closet near the front door to create a little welcoming nook—especially if your foyer is small or nonexistent. (If you’re house is like mine, the coat closet is probably crammed full Read More

Turn your unused closet into a cozy reading book nook for kids! Such a great DIY with a full post explaining how to do this in your home. #diy

We took an ordinary closet and transformed into a small mudroom. It cost approximately $330 dollars. It is a much more functional space now. :) #entryway…

Closet turned reading nook @kristi2477

Turned Closet into reading nook.

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No cranny left behind.

There were two closets in our nursery, one for clothes and this one had a built in desk and shelving. We weren’t in love with the built ins so we made this one into a reading nook!

So happy with my closet nook! $60 for materials from Lowes

All a little reader really needs is a book, but a soft place to curl up, a light and maybe even a bit of privacy doesn’t hurt. I love the trend of repurposing kids closets as reading nooks. You can keep the door to make a secret reading hideaway or take the doors off to make small rooms seem bigger. Here are ten examples to inspire you: TOP ROW: 1. Miss G’s Closet Book Nook by Mama.Papa.Buba 2. Closet Nook for a Brother & Sister by Life with Daugs 3.

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Decorator Rita Konig turned one of her closets into a tucked-away office. You can read about how she did it here. Source

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