How to Set Up a Child's Study Space: 5 Ideas

We explain how to create a study space for a child and seamlessly integrate it into the children's room.

Windowsill as a Workspace

Designer Daria El'nikova chose the brightest area in the room and created a desk instead of the windowsill almost the full width of the wall. Now two schoolchildren can comfortably sit here.

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Design: Daria El'nikova

Similarly, Ariana Ahmad did too, only here the workspace was supplemented with symmetrical shelves — practical and convenient.

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Design: Ariana Ahmad

Shelf Instead of Wardrobe

Designer Olga Berkova did not clutter the workspace with wardrobes — for books, she provided an original shelf. All accessories can be folded into the drawer of the table.

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Design: Olga Berkova

Vibrant Furniture

If there is a bold color in the room's interior — use it to decorate the workspace. See how the red color harmonizes in Irina Kravtsova's project.

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Design: Irina Kravtsova

Or go for several bright colors, like designer Julia Kishkovich.

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Design: Julia Kishkovich

Custom Furniture

Even on four square meters, you can fit a full workspace for two people. The key is to calculate ergonomics and make a compact countertop on order.

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Design: Margarita Rasskazova

Work and Rest Zones

A bookshelf, sofa or bed can serve as a partition. The main thing is not to forget that the desk should be in the brightest part of the room, where there is enough natural light.

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Design: BURO 4

On the cover: design project by Daria El'nikova.