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1. A classic rolled-arm loveseat that's ready to have you curl up in it for hours and get lost in some literature.
2. A mini Keurig single-serve coffee maker to keep you caffeinated while simultaneously staying tucked tidily away on a bookshelf somewhere. You won't even need to leave your reading space for coffee. Now THAT'S what I call ~luxury~.
3. A leaning ladder desk for when you decide to do the occasional work in your personal library space. Don't worry — you can still stack books on the upper shelves for easy access during work breaks.
4. A geometric table lamp with two USB charging ports because you can be the biggest Luddite in the world, but at the end of the day you probably still need to charge your phone.
5. A tufted cocktail ottoman that can comfortably hold you or your massive TBR stack — or a cup of tea, for that matter.
6. A wooden serving tray so classic and simple it'll make every beverage break feel like a full-on afternoon tea. And thank goodness for that because the Bridgerton books have me wanting high tea every day of the week!
7. A combination end table and magazine rack with storage on the bottom for books, tablets, magazines — basically, the options are endless.
8. A decorative storage bookshelf that works as a holding place for things beyond books as well, in case you're in the market for some versatility.
9. A faux-sheepskin rug to help craft that cozy library space you've always dreamed of. Where are my reading-on-the-floor people at?
10. A wall-mounted electric fireplace for that cozy, romantic energy of studying by a fire — without having to deal with the hassle of construction work or firewood at all!
11. A framed painting of a girl reading so even when you aren't there, your personal library is constantly occupied by someone with their nose in a book.
12. An armless chaise lounge that is most certainly swoonworthy and totally ready to catch you when you inevitably fawn and faint over the fantasy novel you're reading.
13. A rustic-inspired solid-wood coffee table with a lower storage shelf perfect for storing all those massive coffee table books you've been thrifting as of late. Secondhand TikTok will be the death of my available storage space...
14. A wood floating shelf to add a bit more shelving without committing to yet another bookcase. This baby will add a minimalist yet ~mystical~ touch to your library.
15. A faux taxidermy deer head for that "old-world library meets hunting lodge" feel in a cruelty-free manner. If my personal library doesn't feel vaguely like a museum, I don't want it.
16. A blackout curtain panel perfect for those people who prefer a cool, dark library vibe. Dark academia, if you will.
17. An extravagant wall mirror that rivals that of any queen from the fairy tales on your shelves. This piece will most definitely guarantee your place is the fairest of them all.
18. A knit throw blanket to keep you nice and snug as you spend hours in the late evening with your nose buried in a book.
19. Or a pair of wall shelves with a lip to keep your prized literary possessions more secure but still on full view for you to fawn over whenever.
20. A tall and thin bookshelf for those of us working with limited space and what seems to be unlimited reading materials to store.
21. A set of three floating shelves to elevate book-adjacent knickknacks and any other decor you want displayed in your reading room.
22. A reclining chaise lounge with a removable ottoman — if you're looking for a chair that has main-character-from-the-novel-you're-reading-right-now-energy, this would be it.
23. Or try a two-toned chaise lounge that's both luxurious AND functional. The secret storage compartment underneath is delightfully dramatic, yet practical...I think I'm in love!
24. A vibrant wall tapestry to balance out your space with another equally beautiful art form and add a cozy feel to a patch of wall unoccupied by shelving.
25. An adjustable bookshelf with larger spacing for those massive books you've resorted to stacking in the dusty corner of your room. Finally, these heavy-duty hardcovers will have the home they deserve.
26. A bookshelf with a bottom cabinet because even bibliophiles need some tucked away storage sometimes... You know, like for the YA novels we're too ashamed to display on the higher-up shelves. (This attack is directed at the complete hardcover collection of Twilight sitting on my desk right now and is in *no way* meant to be about you.)
27. A framed teacup and book print to set that "light academia meets cottagecore" mood you're going for.
28. A roll of textured wallpaper with a vintage look that you'll have to put up the old-fashioned way (read: You *will* need wallpaper paste) but with 4.7 stars, the end result is certainly worth the hassle.
29. Or grab a roll of peel-and-stick wallpaper for a more renter-friendly way to elevate your new reading space.
30. A pair of taxidermy angel wings to add a ~fantastical~ element to the walls of your library. Now you'll be all ready to fly off to your fantasy world every time you open a book.
31. A rounded-top steel bookcase that I feel like Belle would buy in bulk for Prince Adam's (the beast's) castle after officially moving in. Folks, does the time your now-prince-former-beast held you captive count as y'all living together? Please let me know your thoughts.
*You when your friends walk into your new personal library space.*
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