Showing posts with label Library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Library. Show all posts

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Joinery Inspiration


Photo by Jackie Meiring via HOME New Zealand.

I have been working on several joinery projects lately and this is one of my inspiration images. From the Nikau House in Parnell designed by Strachan Group Architects, this image captures the simple joinery pieces of the home office slash library and the nook seating at the top of the stairs. Lovely.

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Reading Books and Home Library Areas

Reading books and home library areas are the perfect place to kick back and escape from the real world with a work of fiction, or to huddle down and study those textbooks. However you’d like to use your book nook, this compilation should hold some inspiration on how to make the most of your little–or large–library.
Via Andre Rosh
If you don’t have enough floor space to dedicate a large area solely to your reading place, then how about just one chair? This rack chair is a quirky way to hold your reading material close at hand without encroaching on the rest of the room.

Via K-Kvadrat
If you have a small corner to dedicate, a comfortable chair by a bookcase is the obvious solution, but don’t forget the overhead task lighting to prevent eyestrain.

Via Perseverance

There’s nothing like snuggling up next to a roaring fire with a good book!

Via Alexander Dzivnel

Via Wix

Via William O’Brien JR
Remember to choose a calm area of the home to allow you to concentrate–this setup next to a serene garden is just blissful.

Awkwardly shaped and sized spots lend themselves perfectly to the function of a book nook. All you need is a comfy place to park yourself and some clever bespoke shelving to house your book collection.

Via Arie K 

Via Tofree


By Vitaly Svyatyuk

Via Emonimo

 Via Romi3d  | Source: home-designing

Monday, November 14, 2011

Warm neutrals With yellow accents Is Good Library

Warm neutrals With yellow accents Is Good Library

Another view of Trey Laird's library, featured in Elle Decor. Jeffrey Bilhuber found the Moroccan table at a Paris flea market. The wool carpet is by Beauvais. Bridgewater sofa designed by Bilhuber. The painting on the bookshelf is by Elizabeth Peyton.

Custom bookshelves Make Your library Be Ellegant

Custom bookshelves Make Your library Be Ellegant

Architect Jeffrey Povero maximized space in his 860-square-foot New York apartment with architectural custom shelving, which provides neatly efficient storage. He also used opposing paint colors to make the space seem larger: Benjamin Moore’s Iron Mountain (on walls) and white (in recesses) help the dark color dematerialize at the edges. Bedspread from ABC Carpet and Home.