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There's always magic when we read a book, sitting on the couch we get to travel with our books, in space and time. You learn you grow, you cry and you laugh...
Today I visited the lovely winter sim Snowdrops , Karen's sim are always gorgeous and full of details I love to find. I'm not ready yet for winter in RL, but I must admit I loved exploring the place and finding this little nook to read and relax with a good book on this grey Sunday.
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Quiet corners, moody vibes, and the iconic elegance of a Foscarini lamp. 🌙✨ Perfect for late-night reading marathons or deep thinking sessions. 📚💡
Tag your favorite bookworm buddy who’d love this setup!
#Foscarini #InteriorDesignGoals #CozyCorners #ReadingNook #MonochromeAesthetic #MinimalistLiving #DesignLovers #LampLove
Stopped to rest up after the RoseHaven Party and get started on my weekend shopping adventure.
Remember those fast multiplying fluffy Star Trek critters? This chair from Sources reminds me of a cross between those and a shag carpet on steroids...and I LOVE it!
Thought I would have to choose one, NOPE...you get a color HUD. This 4 Land Impact PG version, is on the Wanderlust Weekend Sale for 50 Lindens.
It will be multiplying in my stilt home (reading nook), mer home (sea anemone seat), and even a tree house (nest), lol! How about you?
Huggles from Peaches2U Camino
Wanderlust Weekend
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*Also snagged the Resin Poured Coffee Table from Free-Bird mainstore in Second Life
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Visit this location at SOURCES & XTRA SOURCES mainstores in Second Life
At the end of the day, Maleficent retreats to her cozy corner in the castle to wind down with her favourite book and a glass of wine.
This is my entry to the Eurobricks Cozy Corners contest.
aka Dining Room...where I don't eat.
It seemed far more important for me to use this space for my books and not a table at which to eat.
I can't help but leave that damn pink bunny there. I sort of love him. I might have to move him into the bedroom, though, just to keep the silliness at bay.
I have a nice living room slash "library", but tend to prefer to read in this little nook. The light is fabulous and I can concentrate much better here.
And those books you see? ...that's my to-be-read "pile".
*hangs head in shame*
I'm reading Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible at the moment.
And yes, IKEA all over :P
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At the end of the day, Maleficent retreats to her cozy corner in the castle to wind down with her favourite book and a glass of wine.
I've included a base in this shot to show that it w=fits within a 12x12 footprint.
This is my entry to the Eurobricks Cozy Corners contest.
At the end of the day, Maleficent retreats to her cozy corner in the castle to wind down with her favourite book and a glass of wine.
This is my entry to the Eurobricks Cozy Corners contest.
At the end of the day, Maleficent retreats to her cozy corner in the castle to wind down with her favourite book and a glass of wine.
This is my entry to the Eurobricks Cozy Corners contest.
In The Spotlight Today: Kurt Langenhahn Designs
This reading nook has chic wall design, bold colors, and perfect natural lighting for reading and relaxing.
This is my (mostly finished) reading nook. I like it more than the original at IKEA. Mine has more pillows, the curtains are a color, I have a little table, and space to keep my books that I'm reading. I also think the colors are nicer and more vibrant. Total cost: about $350 or $400. It only took a day (and really, most of that time was spent at IKEA.) Installing the light took about an hour, and putting up the curtain took about an hour.
Following the intimacy of "The Unmade Sanctum," my work now turns to the more deliberate, curated corners of our lives. "Composed Corner" is a portrait of taste and intention. This is not a space of candid messiness, but one of careful composition, where every object is a word in a sentence about its owner. The scene is a dialogue between textures and philosophies: the organic, weathered grain of the rustic table against the sleek, manufactured curve of the modern chair; the casual comfort of a striped pillow beside the formal knowledge contained in books on design and architecture.
I was interested in capturing a space that is both lived-in and a statement piece. It is a quiet nook, meant for rest and reading, yet it is also performing. It performs the identity of its inhabitant—someone who appreciates history, modernity, comfort, and intellectual pursuits. The close-up perspective invites the viewer to not just see the arrangement, but to feel the presence of the person who created it. It’s an exploration of how we use our homes as canvases for our own identity.
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I seriously doubt life could get better than this little reading nook ... especially when it's dark and gray and wet outside. A cup of coffee and a log in the stone fireplace ... Today the weather was perfect ...
The Small House Living collection.
one of my favorite spots in the house. a daybed / reading nook. phoebe and emilie are testing it out. love the built-in bookshelfs!
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