Outdoor library

Feast your eyes on these amazing outdoor reading nooks and cozy spaces for some inspiration for your next summer project.

Enticed by the bookstand’s offerings, one reader picks and chooses, casually using the awning as a sunshade. Photo courtesy of Ruetemple Architectural Studio. Photo 3 of 9 in Innovative Outdoor Libraries in Russia by Jacqueline Leahy. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Here are some Russian-made products worthy of importing. Ruetemple is an amazing architectural studio working out of Moscow. Their three book-related projects are each beautifully designed, incredibly functional and fit perfectly in an outdoor environment. They have at times, been placed in parks around Moscow. The Gazebo Features a small table for lunch or tea, and easy-to-clean slatted wooden floors. Pavilion Features a bar, a stage and plenty of event seating. Pop-up Bookshop The glass…

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My top 3 budget picks for DIY outdoor projects to work on this summer: tree bench, outdoor lighting, and raised garden beds.

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snohetta has drawn up plans for a mechanical, rotating book pavilion, which will be erected as part of the 2018 london design festival.

Outdoor classroom. Digital photograph, color

Creating an inviting and comfortable outdoor reading space for children aged 4-9 years. Sturdy, durable outdoor bookcases and seating.

Don’t worry — there’s even a great solution for rainy climates!

Celebrate the Little Free Library's 10th anniversary by learning how to make your own for your neighborhood in just a few simple steps.

Succulent garden on the roof of our Little Free Library.

In the historic downtown core of Newmarket, Ontario, in the Greater Toronto area, sits the Story Pod—an abstract black box filled with stacks of books.