Library Living

"I must have books everywhere. They're the soul of a room - they reveal the taste, the interests, and the secrets of whoever lives there" - Diane Von Fustenberg

This quote is the inspiration for this ideabook. Books can transform a room. Whether they are stacked neatly on a table, serving as a platform for a lamp, or lined against walls, books give texture and character to any living space. Within are looks that utilize books as the main feature of a room, and other looks that showcase books within table arrangements.

Leanna Norwood

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Traditional library with deep neutrals and soft lighting. So cozy!

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A perfect example of how books add depth and texture to a room.

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Too many books, too little space? Consider displaying your pieces of literature in a hallway.

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So the books don't always have to be real. Here, a graphic wallpaper gives the illusion of a book-filled shelf located above descending stairs.

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In this space, a day bed takes place of a traditional sofa, allowing you to lounge while browsing the bookshelf for an afternoon read.

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Windowed walls transform this reading corner into a fully-functioning library nook.

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Who needs wallpaper when built-in shelving provides space to fill walls with ornate books

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Who doesn't love to read in bed? This bookshelf provides a easy access to reading material, and serves as a design feature in the space.

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A cozy reading nook

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Books stacked on this coffee table encourage sitters to read while resting on the couch.

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A stack of books serves as a platform for a seaside display.

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In a minimalistic room, simply-shaped books are perfect for accessorizing.

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Library Living

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