Designed for smaller areas in nurseries, classrooms or reading areas, our small room scene has a corner sofa upholstered in a lime green wipe clean vinyl fabric, plenty of storage space plus an arched entrance way to demarcate this as a quiet area.

Some designs I saw online used a standard shelf depth (around 12”) with the seat extending out further. This bookcase is designed to be space-efficient while providing you with the storage that you need. This solid wood bookcase features extra generous shelves and is protected with a multi-step, easy-clean, finish that enhances the natural beauty of the grains. The traditional style is beautiful and timeless, lending the perfect touch to any room. Sturdy and durable, this piece is built to last the quality and workmanship you’ve come to expect.

Here’s a picture of one of the frames in position resting on the bare floor (notice how I carved some grooves underneath to allow a coaxial cable to run through): RELOCATING THE AIR VENT

Once all the bare plywood flooring was exposed and the baseboard removed, I started work on the foundation for the two end bookshelf segments.High quality range of shelving and library units which have been designed to fit together. The system is designed to maximise storage and display potential whilst keeping costs to a minimum. Next, I used a drawing program on my computer (Photoshop) to calculate the minimum number of 4 x 8 sheets of plywood needed to cut out all the required bookshelf pieces. Here is what the baseboard looked like. The whole bookshelf project was really coming together: Attaching Trim Fixed MDF dividers help keep your books neat & upright, whilst the optional plastic labelling facility on each bookshelf lip means clear identification of contents is simple.