5 Tips To Design The Perfect Study Room Design

The study room is not just a place to get down and complete your work in. It’s a space where you require the utmost concentration to work on. It’s functional, but that does not mean that you get to derivate from its aesthetic. Here are 5 tips you can use to design the perfect modern study room design ideas:

1. Transparent segregation

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While most study areas are carefully segregated from the more public parts like living room of the home, it’s imperative that you keep it as accessible as possible. Nobody likes succumbing to cabin fever, so having an entire wall made out of glass is a really good option. Alternately, you can also opt for bi-fold doors that can literally be folded away so that the study room can become a part of an open floor plan.

2. Know the limits of your desk space

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A common mistake that many homeowners make while the study room interior design is underestimating the desk space. Whether the room is going to be shared between the kids or will be a partial home office can help you determine how much desk area you’ll need and how is it going to be shared between all the users of the room.

3. The anthropometry of shelves

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The shelves and cabinets that have to be designed and set up in your study rooms have to be very specific. This is because their purpose matters a lot. For example, an open shelf installed in the study space of a bibliophile is going to be completely different from one that is going to be installed in the study room of a gaming pro. You can consider floating shelves to store your items as well. Its design and anthropometry depend on the hobbies and the usage.

4. Do you need visual media paraphernalia

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While laptops and notebooks work finely when the study room is just for the kids, it becomes a whole new topic of discussion when the study room is a partial work area. Many professions need large LED screens to present the work properly especially when you are working from home or studying from home. So at the end of the day, you’ll need to consider the specifics of your profession if the home office design is going to be a shared office space.

5. Functional lighting

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The study room is one of those spaces where decorative lighting is not necessary. Instead, functional lighting is used to get the importance of certain things across. For example, focus lights such as table lamps and track lights are an absolute must while designing the study table in a small space. This is where you can beautify your small study room!