Overly designed interiors can hinder the functional quality of your study rooms design Singapore and can dampen your concentration as well. So, here are 5 design essentials to improve your efficiency. Let’s take a look:
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1. Distraction Free Zone
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Have you ever reorganized your flashcards or that one perpetually cluttered drawer or cabinet just to avoid getting back to work? Don’t worry – we’ve all been there. This is why every study area needs to be a ‘no distractions zone.’ This means going for the minimal aesthetic and keeping things as simple as possible. You’ll notice that your focus can improve a lot when there are zero distractions in your surroundings.
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2. The study ambiance Â
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Now that you’ve freed yourself off any and all distractions, it’s time to get on with the actual ambiance. This consists of the overall surroundings and the small details that it has been made from. These include the lamp, your computer, a comfortable chair, and your stationary. All need to be in order for you to be in your best element.
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3. When work is a hobby Â
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The world has become a global village and people don’t just carry on with conventional jobs or study majors anymore. In fact, having a hobby that you study as well is quite common. In such cases, a bit of showing off is imperative. For example, if you’re studying music then showcasing your instruments on a feature wall can be a great way to both motivate yourself and add some décor to your spaces at the same time.
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4. Work away from work
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For some people – especially procrastinators who need a bit of motivation – having a prize right in front of their eyes can be a totally awesome way to get them on track. In many cases that prize is a resting place (aka: the bed). So having a compact and joint platform bed and study area mesh is a great way to motivate yourself to get some work done. It’s a great way to be stylish with your interior designs as well.
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5. You don’t have to hog
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Designers these days totally understand the space constraints of small homeowners and are gracious enough to come up with clever alternative ideas. As far as study spaces are concerned, there’s no reason to hog an entire room just for the sake of getting some work done. As far as the lighting, clutter, and design are organized enough, even a small in-built desk next to your wardrobe can be enough to get things done.
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