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Embracing Literature in Home Decor: A Journey of Inspiration Introduction The worst feeling in the world is flipping to the last page and reading the final words of the story you've grown to adore. The characters you wished were real are no longer there to guide you through life. Instead, they rest on your bookshelf, checked off your to-read list. While some books are kept alive through live actions or remakes, many depend on us to spread their messages and live by them. Thi

Romantasy, a genre blending romance and fantasy, offers more than just captivating stories. These books create vivid worlds filled with unique aesthetics that can inspire your home decor. If you love immersing yourself in magical realms and heartfelt love stories, why not bring some of that enchantment into your living space? This post explores popular romantasy books and matches each with a decor style that reflects its mood, setting, and themes. Whether you prefer cozy and

Read to discover decor items that remind me of Kiela from The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst! Kiela lives to read, but when the library she works in is attacked, she is forced to leave with a couple of crates of books. She ends up on her childhood island and finds a way to keep her curiosities alive, while also finding another meaning to life. Also, she is blue with pink freckles and has a talking plant named Caz. This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a sm

Book Summary In The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe , the Professor’s library is one of the first magical-feeling spaces the Pevensie children encounter after arriving at his country house. It isn’t enchanted in the literal sense—but it feels  like it could be. The room is grand yet warmly lived-in: towering bookshelves packed with leather-bound volumes, a great writing desk scattered with papers, soft lamplight glowing against deep wooden tones, and that gentle hush only an

Introduction If you love The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe  and want to bring that magical, woodland charm into your home, décor is one of the best ways to keep the story alive. Instead of recreating movie sets, this guide focuses on Narnia-inspired home decor that feels natural, cozy, and realistic—think warm candlelight, rustic wood, vintage botanicals, and soft winter textures. These styling ideas help transform everyday rooms into whimsical, cottage-style spaces that