Cabin library

Sorry it took me so long to get another book review up, you guys! This month I'm sharing four stellar reads that are all fitting for October. Seriously, every single one of this is a spooktastic and thrilling read. But for my very favorite book, make sure you catch #4 on the list. I just

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Even though the cottage deck, dock, and hammock are often dubbed the most ideal reading spots, winter is the best time to hunker down with a good book. It's the only time of year that you can stay in on the weekend—and maybe even cancel plans—judgement-free. After all, once the temperature starts to dip below zero, you

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Warning: You may have the sudden urge to declutter your attic and convert it into a book nook.

Design: John Martin, Architect

The minimalist cabin in New York was built by Jason and Suzanne Koxvold in the garden of their holiday home. It comes with a double bed but it also doubles up as a library.

On a cold winter's day, there is nothing better than curling up in a ball cracking open a book. Fireside is always nice, but what is better than a cozy, personalized nook that has you perched above the action? Lofts can be a great way to add extra square footage to a small home and can