You might be tempted to read outdoors in this weather, but whether you are afraid of overheating, or don’t want to be come a target for insects, here are some alternatives to reading in the garden.







You might be tempted to read outdoors in this weather, but whether you are afraid of overheating, or don’t want to be come a target for insects, here are some alternatives to reading in the garden.
Indoor hammock! My mind is blown…I’m going to try and work out where I can put one in my tiny flat 😀
Although since I have seen the most comfortable armchair in the world, everything else seems a pale imitation… The chair is this one: https://www.instagram.com/p/BZZBhlelIwg/
How am I getting through life without that chair?!
It has to be the last one for me. I hope it comes with a friendly waiter refreshing my mint tea for me.
Yes, it does look like a waiter is a must with that last image. Iced coffee for me, please!
I like the look of the ‘messy’ room – and I’ve tried a hammock in the garden, but it was most uncomfortable. 🙂
Ha, ha, yes, hammocks are nicer in theory than in practice. Mind you, we didn’t have two trees close enough together in the garden, so I had to use one of those hammocks with its own stand, and they are even trickier to get in and out of.
I love the third one, windows all the way! And I have something similar to the last one on my terrace, it’s perfect!
Oh, these are all so lovely, Marina Sofia! I could imagine disappearing into a good book in any of them. But the first one – from the Decoist – appeals the most. I love it!
I have a messy but atmospheric reading room. Trouble is I don’t like it. Can’t find a thing ….
Oh that hammock! And the chair link! Gorgeous! However the reality of my book collection and reading area as definitely closer to the message and atmospheric one!
I love the veranda reading nook.
I vote for the window seat! But would I manage to concentrate on the reading with that kind of a view?