21 Best Library and Shelf Design Ideas

 Most of the rooms in our houses play a practical and indispensable role in our daily lives. It turns out that 12 the library of the house 12 is the only place where you can relax, read books and meditate comfortably. Some people decorate a room only to study because they need a quiet place to concentrate, while others prefer to place their reading area in the public area of their home so that they can communicate with family members from time to time during reading. Here we've put together bookshelf design ideas, shelf design ideas closet libraries to inspire your own literary retreat.

1/21. Espace of Contemporary Reading.

 With its minimalist sofas, this contemporary living room also serves as an elegant reading space.

2/21. The Secret Door of The Library.

 It's like a dream come true! Many of us have dreamed of a cabinet or a hidden shelf that can be opened and lead to a secret room.

3/21. Long Shelf Facing a Glass Door.

 It is a wall of books in the Casa Ricart designed by Gradoli -Sanz Arquitectos, built on land located in the historic center of Valencia, in the district of Benimaclet.

4/21. Above Your Living Room.
 This is a case of creative reading area for people who live in a loft. The living room and library are independent but connected horizontally.

5/21. Semi-Open Scandinavian Library.

 It is a restored 19th century copenhagen cottage that belonged to the talented interior designer Cille Grut. The stylist uses grey as a base colour, decorated with splashes of blue and coral, forming a warm and luminous atmosphere.

6/21. A Duplicate library.

This library is lined with a dining room, where the owner could be surrounded by the books I love and the mouth-watering aroma of food.

7/21. Shelf and Separation Partition.

 If you live in a studio or want to divide a large room for two purposes, you can try using a shelf as a natural separator.

8/21. Loft Library.
It is an industrial-style lounge with a library at the top. The black metal staircase gives a kind of cold tone with care.

9/21. Reading Corner Under Stairs.

 The shelves under the stairs reveal more storage and are part of the decoration.

10/21. Corridor Libraries
It's easy to overlook the corridors, but they have a lot of untapped wall space waiting to be covered with books.

11/21. Seways the Stairs.
If you place your books under the steps of the stairs, they will be part of the decoration of your home.

12/21. Sliding Shelves.

 These sliding shelves can hide an entire library in one wall, and they are easier to clean than open shelves.

13/21. Piles of Books.

 A stack of books seems messy, but an organized stack of books can also be an attractive decorating idea.

14/21. Books Above Your Door.
 Framing doors with shelves can be a special decoration and also a convenient way to increase storage space. This corner of the room now has an elegant look with a few vintage touches.

15/21. Behind the Couch.
 This is the redevelopment of an old industrial building and its white library and wooden table create a palette of warm and sophisticated colours.

16/21. Storage at the Foot of the Bed.

 It is convenient to store books at the foot of the bed for people who like to read before falling asleep.

17/21. A Strong Book-Making.
 Library rats will love staying in this strong book-making.

18/21. Built-in Shelf With Ladder.
 This built-in white library fits perfectly with the wooden ladder and black square window.

19/21. Near a Chimney.
 The shelf is built around a fireplace, which gives a warm atmosphere when you read books on the sofa or on the carpet.

20/21. Library for Children and Parents.

 This library consists of two parts: the stairs and the sofa. Children can sit on the steps with books that are easy to get out under the stairs, while parents can work in the sofa area within reach of children.

21/21. A library Where you Can Take a Nap.
It is a shelf that children will love to snuggle up because it creates an atmosphere of security and calm.