#library decorations

[intothestacks]

The newest decoration design for the library: I Spy-themed!

Thank you to the lovely mom who did the whole thing for me!

If you want to play, here are the clues:

Have fun!

[shadowphantomreaper]

HAPPY OCTOBER EVERYONE!!! This what I did for decoration for the library.

[firstbook]

Time to put our book menorah away until next year! Happy Holidays, everyone.

[duckingfoodles]

Finished library summer reading decor project. Theme of Kindness. Came out well!

[yaaltag]

We’re transforming our catalog pillar in the teen space into a TARDIS on Tuesday October 30th and we need your help! Help us measure, cut, and attach our timey-whimey decor to make the teen space out of this world! There will be snacks as a reward for you assistance! 

Tuesday October 30th, 4pm, Teen Space, Headquarters Branch 823 Telfair St. Augusta, Ga 30901

[stefansthings]

Decorate Your Home Library with Latest Furniture

Buying furniture for a home library has become so simple that anyone can pick it from any store like a way we purchase books. Unlike other rooms furniture, library furniture is principally more functional than decorative. But now the furniture which is flooded in the market is both functional with pretty looks.

Library decoration does not require any hard or fast rule, doesn’t really need sparkling diamonds to fix on but only want well-made good-looking furniture to enjoy reading and studying time there. Desired styles and patterns are easily available on the everywhere from the online store to street store. The used materials to make these even vary in styles and prices but the wooden furniture is mostly loved by everyone.

Why wooden:

Because the durability and sturdiness which is required for functions will be only possible with this particular material. The comfort level which you’ll get with the wooden style will not possible with other materials. And lastly, the class and bravura will also set by these kind pieces. Reasons to choose wooden style is many thus let’s not discuss the features.

What to Consider:                                                                              

The first thing that you need to consider is the space of your home library. This measurement will make you understand the potential for the required pieces. This will also make you sure about the furniture that will fit into your library.

The second thing that you should look for is the shelves, tables, and desks. Choose free-standing, hanging shelves depending on your need and personal preferences. Table and desk should have a lot of surface space that can be used for reading and library decorations.

The third thing is to get the comfortable chairs. Buy the antique and the overstuffed couches to make your reading experience comfortable. Don’t forget to add the correct lighting fixtures and give space to natural lighting sources.

Lastly, search for the storage cabinets to display the books and valuables. Try to find those pieces which can complement the library decor with all book collection.

[osceolalibrary]

Final Round of Library Bookish Decorations!

Our Poinciana branch put their own twist on the old book tree design and then decked it all with lights, ornaments, and “snow.” :) It is quite the view in person!

They also made their own fireplace with staff stockings and “gifts,” which seems like a cozy spot to read by.

From all of us to you, we hope you have a wonderful holiday season, bookworms and library cats!

[osceolalibrary]

More Library Bookish Decorations!!

Our largest (and probably our favorite) holiday decor this year is our Book Fireplace! With each element crafted by a different staff member, the entire display is a combination of the work and dedication of our entire staff at Hart Memorial. :)

The wreath hanging above was created using music sheets, glitter paint, ribbons, and a snowflake. The candles were created using cardstock and a hot glue gun. Fun Fact! They are actually the candles we had floating above our Wizards vs. Warriors section at Fan Faire this year. (We used the hot glue to keep them from floating away.)

The fireplace itself was brought to life by the efforts of two staff members using 106 law books, a spare metal bookshelf wrapped in brown paper, red paper, and a garland. Its rim is decorated with stockings -- each of which were made by a different member of our staff to show off their personalities. The fire itself was made with different colored papers and rocks, along with a few tubes for logs. Fun Fact #2: This fire is often featured in our campfire storytimes!

Although it’s a little dark due to it being taken at sunrise, we chose to feature the top photo to show off how the fireplace glows red when the sunlight shines through at just the right angle. :)

Without a doubt, we will never get tired of this view!!