Learn how a home influencer turned her attic into a warm and cozy spot to relax.
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Emily Welch is no stranger to transforming tiny corners of her home.
She dressed up the coat closet, bathroom, andtransformed her kitchen.
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Its main drawback is the angled ceilings.
“Its high enough to stand in there, but its not super functional,” Welch says.
Her solution to the tricky space is the new and improvedbook nook: the “cozy cave.”
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Keep reading to learn how to make a cozy cave in your home, no matter its size.
Welch chose a pink, modular sectional couch.
Prioritize Accessibility
When setting up your cozy cave, prioritize accessibility to your most-used items.
“Anything so I don’t have to move,” she says.
If your room allows, add a table and chair dedicated to your favorite activity.
Luckily, Welch says cozy caves are stillachievable in small spaces.
She recommends creating a “cozy corner” instead of designing and decorating a whole room.
“If you have the room, get a little corner,” she says.
“It depends on your house, but I feel like yourbedroom would be a good spot.”
Corners in your office, basement, porch, oreven a hallwaycould also work.
Bonus points if you keep a stash of snacks and drinks!
