7 accessories to add to your reading nook this winter

From literary candles to an oversized cushion, get comfy during your next weekend read with these accessories.

By Michele Kettner • Posted January 8, 2021 at 11:01 a.m.

Courtesy of Uncommon goods

Winter is the best time to curl up with a blanket and dive into a great book. Instead of reading in the office or on the couch, get cozy with your own reading nook. From magical bookends to oversized pillows, here are the accessories you should add to your reading nook this year.

For those Harry Potter fans, pick up this set of bookends to show off your entire wizarding world collection. // Bookends, School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, $72-$82; Etsy

yellow daybed cushion — *Courtesy of Urban Outfitters*

Whether you want to sit down and read or lay down, this cushion will keep you comfortable for hours as you dive into your next great read. // Rohini Daybed Cushion, $169; Urban Outfitters

book poster — *Courtesy of Uncommon Goods*

If your resolution was to read more, pick up this poster as a motivational tool. // 100 Books Scratch Off Poster, $15; Uncommon Goods

Skip the clip light and go for this flat light that illuminates the entire page while still being easy on the eyes. // Reading Book Light, $39.90; Geekyget

Instead of having piles of books around the house, grab this modern shelf that is great for organization and style. // Olivia Wall Mounted Shelves, $348.99-$499; Pottery Barn

white sherpa pillow — *Courtesy of vendor*

Comfort is key when it comes to reading. This oversized pillow will be the perfect cushion (and cuddle buddy) during those long afternoon reads. // 18″ x 18″ Double-Sided Australian Sheepskin Pillow, $89; Overland

Set the scene in your reading nook by adding a candle that smells like your current read. // WINTERFELL book inspired candle, $23; Etsy

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.