I find something very comforting about being surrounded by books. I hope my children inherit that same feeling, so it’s important that they have a bookcase or shelf that’s their height where they can reach for their favorite book and have a moment to themselves. These bookcases are a fun way to organize your kids’ bedrooms and playrooms.
This type of bookshelf creates a convenient way to keep books facing outwards.
How fun are these peel and stick storage cubes?
Oeuf’s classic Mini-Library is perfect for storing books and toys, not to mention, one good looking piece of furniture. Snap!
The Revolving Bookcase by PBTeen provides a unique book tower.
What do you you think of these options? Have you seen any other great bookshelves? I’d love to hear your thoughts.
8 ways to drink your tea in peace: Develop a play space in the living room - Hege in France
Thursday 30th of July 2015
[…] Via Project Nursery This one is a great DIY. I love that we see more and more front-facing book storage displaying children books in a manner where they can choose what they are going to browse, even if they can’t read yet. […]
8 ways to drink your tea in peace: Develop a play space in the living room | Hege in France
Saturday 8th of November 2014
[…] in any case. Reading is an activity they prefer to store for later. When I want them to sleep. Via Project Nursery This one is a great DIY. I love that we see more and more front-facing book storage displaying […]
the help book
Monday 19th of March 2012
I've been following the website for some time and had encouraged me not even remark. Without having doubt, the post says is definitely true, although some people might think in another way.
Kate
Monday 5th of March 2012
We do not use the bottom half of my sons’ closet, so I am planning on converting it to a tented reading nook with pillows, a light and a little shelf for his books. I think kids enjoy being in small spaces created especially for them.
Building a Children's Book Library | Project Nursery
Monday 23rd of January 2012
[...] my last post, I wrote about book shelves. This week, I’d love to highlight some of the books that my children adore. I hope you like [...]