How to decorate the study room better? What are the requirements for decorating the study room?

We all know that the study is a common place. Many families have a study, especially those who like to read. The design of the study is also very particular, and you need to pay attention to many details, such as the layout, lighting, etc. So how should the study be designed? Let's take a closer look!

How to design a study room

First: Pattern

The layout of the study room is determined by the size of the apartment. It is more appropriate to set up an independent study room in a large apartment, while an open-style study room is mainly used for a small apartment. It can be used as an auxiliary area of ​​the functional area without taking up any space. This way, the entire plan will appear orderly and will not cause visual clutter.

Second: Bookcase placement

A real study room cannot be without bookcases. A group or one bookcase can be placed in the living room, bedroom or balcony to make it convenient for us to feel the atmosphere of study and work. However, the amount of books and the impact of the environment need to be considered when designing. If possible, try to place the bookcase in a sunny place to prevent moisture and insects.

Third: The desk should not face the window

People have the inherent impression that it is best to place a desk next to a window, so that it can have natural light and can overlook the outdoor scenery when they are tired. But the reality is that if it is noisy outside the window and the light is too good, people's mood will be easily affected and their eyes will be exposed to strong light. Therefore, it is important to choose a good location when designing.

Fourth, the area is reasonable

When designing a large apartment, in order to make the space look less empty visually, residents will try to fill the space with items or make the layout larger. This is more suitable for the living room, but not for the study. Because if the study is designed to be too empty, it is difficult to concentrate on doing things. When designing, just decorate it elegantly and don't force the area too much.

Fifth, anti-noise design

When working or studying, people are most afraid of noise interference, so the study room should be "quiet" when designed. It is a good idea to install a ceiling, add a comfortable carpet on the floor, or choose soft-padded decoration.

Common design of study room

1. Chinese style

The traditional Chinese style is all-encompassing and contains a strong cultural heritage. Every corner exudes the atmosphere of traditional Chinese culture. The sandalwood brown bookshelf, matched with various books and decorations, has a unique shape and personality, which makes people deeply fascinated and unable to extricate themselves. This deep color gives the space a tranquil style. Being here, you can get rid of distracting thoughts in your mind and quickly get into work mode.

With Chinese-style tables and chairs, the natural texture of solid wood presents a comfortable texture, bringing the ultimate tactile experience to work. The traditional wooden chairs are adjusted according to people's living habits, retaining the conservative Chinese style without losing elegance.

2. Nordic style

The Nordic style is characterized by simplicity and simplicity, and the study room is built to present a simple and generous artistic conception. There is no need for too many complicated patterns and frames. The design of leaving the whole white brings rich imagination space for the residents. The unobstructed and pure white can always give people a variety of inspirations and make emotions dissipate and return to tranquility.

The gray wall is used as the background color, matched with a simple table, the bookshelf above is used as a place to place decorations, supplemented by low cabinets and storage baskets for storage. The pure white color scheme creates a clean and neat working environment.

3. Japanese style

Japanese home furnishing style is usually characterized by warmth and elegance. It uses simple lines and wood colors to outline the basic energy contours and areas of the interior space, forming an effective flow of various functional areas, one dynamic and one static, creating Japanese-style scenery and a warm living space.

The tatami form, which is common in Japanese style, is matched with a full-body cabinet. The height difference is used to design a work area that suits the working height. The tatami is fully utilized to reduce the space occupied by seats, presenting an open and tidy office area, allowing people to feel the warmth of home while working.

4. Modern minimalist style

The modern minimalist style uses lines and simple patterns to outline the basic outline, emphasizes functionality, and straightforwardness is the key to its existence. The colors are rich and varied, and it advocates simplicity, incorporating modern living habits and patterns to make people feel the rapid development of the present.

The modern and simple study uses a custom cabinet to store books, miscellaneous items and decorations to meet basic functional needs. The wooden table is supported by a simple frame and matched with a chair with vertical lines to create a very modern style. The unique and novel metal lamps add a delicate design to the study, making the space more stylish.

The design of a study room is not a single style, and its overall style and layout are the key points that designers pay attention to. Nowadays, most of the apartment types are small, and it is not easy to make enough space for a study room. Most study rooms are located in the living room, bedroom or balcony, creating a simple work area in a corner. But a small study room also has its meaning and highlights.

5. Bedroom

In the middle of the bedroom bay window, a simple full-length cabinet, bookshelf and desk are all gathered together, and matched with chairs of the same color, forming a simple working environment. The area near the window can give people a broader visual experience.

6. Living Room

The living room has ample space, and the study room is designed to expand the area by utilizing the blank space between doors. It is matched with wooden tables and chairs, and the blank walls are filled with fresh decorative paintings and matched with metal table lamps to create a warm and refined working area.

The design of a study does not require complicated design and language. A table and chair can create an office environment. Adding decorative objects can enhance the overall style, presenting an area that is mainly practical and supplemented by beauty, giving residents a quiet and far-reaching imagination space, and becoming a landscape in the interior space.

What is a good study room like?

1. A "good" study room should have a reasonable space layout

A "good" study room should be reasonably arranged, including the flow of the study room, the appropriate size of the functional areas, and the reasonable distance between the functional areas. For example, the bookcase should be closer to the desk, so that it is more convenient to use; when the bookcase is set behind the desk, the distance between the bookcase and the desk should be about 800-1000mm (depending on the size of the seat and the area of ​​the study room, the distance will vary), which is convenient for taking items, and the seat area is also convenient for activities.

The height of the desk used by children will be different at different height levels: for children with a height of around 110-115cm, the appropriate height of the desk is 460mm; for children with a height of around 130-140cm, the appropriate height of the desk is 530mm; for children with a height of around 145-150cm, the appropriate height of the desk is 550mm (this is for reference only, the actual height should be based on the child's comfort).

2. A "good" study room should be suitable for the type of study room in terms of creating an environment and setting up usage functions.

The functional setting of a "good" study room should be consistent with the "type" of the study room. I think not all study rooms are suitable for the "desk + bookcase + chair" model. For example, a study room mainly used for reading can be set up as a "leisure sofa + bookcase" model, reducing or even eliminating the setting of the desk to improve the comfort when reading; a study room that also has the function of meeting guests can be set up with a small tatami, which can satisfy the needs of drinking tea and relaxing...

When creating an environmental atmosphere, we don’t have to stick to calmness and neutrality. I think a “reading-type” study room can be more inclined to create a leisure, comfortable, and relaxed environment. This will be more conducive to making reading a form of leisure rather than a “task that must be completed” and enhance its interest.

3. A "good" study room should have reasonable lighting settings

Appropriate lighting settings are important for a study room. Not only can they improve the comfort of the study room environment, but their more practical function is that they can protect our eyes well.

A "good" study room lighting setting, in addition to using the main light, light strip, or downlight to provide overall lighting in the room, should also be combined with table lamps, floor lamps, and other lighting that can be "close to" us to improve eye comfort; and table lamps and floor lamps are easy to move and can be placed where you need them at any time. In addition, setting lights on bookcases or bookshelves can also have a better effect.