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Cozy Corners: Creating a Winter Reading Nook in Your Home

Mackenzie Scibetta by Mackenzie Scibetta
January 7, 2024
in DIY, Home Improvement, Home Staging, Just for Fun
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Do you have a lofty reading goal you want to achieve in 2024? Imagine immersing yourself into the fantastical worlds of your books in a snug, enchanting corner of your home. By creating a cozy winter reading nook in your home you can enhance your reading experience and enjoy a peaceful retreat right in your living room. Here’s how you can set up a perfect little corner for your reading escapades:

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Choose the Right Spot

Find a quiet corner in your home that gets good natural light. It could be by a window in your living room, a secluded spot in your bedroom, or even a space under the stairs. Ensure it’s away from the hustle and bustle of household activities.

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Comfortable Seating is Key

Invest in a plush armchair, a bean bag, or even a cushioned window seat. Add plenty of soft cushions and a throw blanket for those chilly days.

Consider Storage Options

Of course, you can’t have a reading nook without books! Include a small bookshelf or floating shelves within arm’s reach to store your current and upcoming reads.

Personalize Your Space

Nothing will transport you to the magical world of reading better than whimsical artwork or photos. Decorate your space with colorful personal items that give you joy such as character figurines, a globe, a map, or fairy lights.

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Added Warmth for the Winter

Level up your reading nook by keeping a portable heater or an electric blanket nearby so you can lose yourself in your book more easily in the winter. You can also keep a charming, vintage-style kettle and a selection of teas or coffee nearby to brew a warm concoction that complements your reading retreat.

Keep Distractions at Bay

While it might be tempting to make your reading nook tech-savvy, design it as a tech-free zone for a more tranquil reading experience. Set up a small basket or shelf just outside of your reading nook where you can store your devices before entering. You can also fill your nook with non-digital accessories like paper bookmarks, a journal, and maybe even an hourglass timer if you want to keep track of your reading time.

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Mackenzie Scibetta

Mackenzie Scibetta

Mackenzie Scibetta is a seasoned Content Marketing Specialist at Zoocasa, where she brings her expertise to the world of real estate. As a dedicated real estate writer, Mackenzie's primary goal is to equip home buyers and sellers with the most up-to-date market insights, enabling them to navigate their real estate ventures with confidence. Mackenzie's writing is characterized by its depth and breadth, covering a wide range of topics related to the real estate industry. From exploring the intricacies of mortgages to meticulously tracking and analyzing trends in local markets across Canada and the U.S., Mackenzie is known for her comprehensive and data-driven reports. Her commitment to providing valuable information is evident in the consistent quality of her work. Mackenzie's research and insights have earned her recognition from prominent media outlets. Her expertise has been featured in BNN Bloomberg, CTV News, the National Post, The Globe and Mail, and even The New York Times. These accolades underscore her position as a trusted authority in the field of real estate.

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