10 Great Kid's Room Bookshelves

Before my little boy was born I was very intent on one thing, that he would have a great library. I have fond memories of my mom reading out loud to me as a child and remember getting so excited every time we headed to the library. I want my son to hopefully experience something similar and that all starts with great books.

Well, his library has certainly grown and now the problem is storage. I’m gathering ideas of how best to keep them organized while they’re still easily accessible. Here are some storage ideas for children’s books that I absolutely love.

Happy Entrance

These custom painted shelves offer a warm welcome instead of just walking into a blank wall.

image: The Sweet Survival

Books as Art

Instead of covering every square inch of the wall with framed art, colorful book covers can become the art in the room.

image: Justine Taylor

Corner Nook

This little wall space between the windows could have been awkward but by adding the shelves of books, it adds a lot of interest.

image: Holly Mathis Interiors

Sweet and Simple

A few white photo ledges make a great holder for front facing books.

image: Daffodil Design

Toddler Sized

You can clearly see that this little girl loves her bookshelf. The goods are easy to grab and read!

image: Spearmint Baby

Custom Built

These shelves were custom made and all of the instructions can be found on Martha Stewart.

image: Martha Stewart

Pink Pop

It’s easy to customize simple spice racks by just adding color.

image: House To Home

Fabric Slings

Instead of going with a wooden shelf, you can easily make your own with some fabric.

image: Apartment Therapy

Child Height

This shelf is probably a little more practical than some of the other ones since it’s at child height and the books are more contained.

image: Apartment Therapy

Play Corner

I like the library feel of this corner. A great place to curl up and enjoy those books on display.

image: KML Design

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