4 Cozy Reading Nooks You’ll Want in Your Home Right Now Constructing a reading nook doesn’t have to be hard. Sometimes all you need is lots of pillows and a little unused space. Reading nooks are also a great way to use dead, unused, or awkward space within a home. Nooks can help maximize living space and provide additional seating, along with providing a personal sanctuary. With these four easy DIY reading nook projects, it won’t be long before you find yourself dreaming of getting lost in a good book. 1. Make Use of Dead Space with a Corner Bench Do you have a dead corner in your house that’s just…there? A great remedy for that empty space is a corner bench. Creating an L-shaped bench will maximize your space. Not only will it provide additional seating, but it can also become storage. Create this bench with bookshelves, cushions, and pillows for the ultimate reading nook space. When the bookshelves are placed together, you can then determine what size cushion you will need to go on ...
DIY Cold Frame Using An Old Window Here are the steps for my DIY cold frame You can adjust measurements based on the size of the lid you want to use. Illustrated cold frame project plan Tools Miter saw Circular saw or jigsaw Japanese dozuki saw Orbital sander or sandpaper Power drill or impact driver Straight edge and pencil Clamps (optional) Tape measure Eye and ear protection Work gloves Materials Note: This project was made to accommodate an old window that’s 32 1⁄4″ long × 30″ wide. (4) 2″ × 6″ × 8′ cedar boards (2) hinges 2 3⁄4″ screws Cut list (5) front and back pieces measuring 1 1⁄2 × 5 1⁄2 × 32 1⁄4″ (4) side pieces measuring 1 1⁄2 × 5 1⁄2 × 30″ (2) angled side pieces (see instructions) measuring 1 1⁄2 × 5 1⁄2 × 30″ (2) corner braces (cut from scrap) measuring 21⁄2 × 6× 16 1⁄2″ (2) corner braces (cut from scrap) measuring 2 1⁄2 × 6 × 11″ Step 1: Build the frame Lay out the 32 1⁄4-inch front and back pieces so that they cover the sides of the 30-inch side pieces to form a bo...
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