How to organize and decorate a study desk in a modern home
After deciding which corner of the house will “host” the study desk, and furnishing the latter, it’s worth thinking about how the latter will look, and how will you feel about it?
Therefore, the following lines will help you organize and decorate your home study desk, keeping in mind the basic elements of decoration.
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3 Factors to Consider in Decorating
Study Desktop (image from unsplash)
At home, a study desk is used by one person, so the latter must be able to sit quietly in this space and concentrate. This is achieved if the study desk includes carefully selected elements that help give it a unique look. To achieve this, there are a few factors to consider when decorating a home study desk.
- Color scheme: If you want to decorate your home study desk, choose colors that are compatible with the space. Light tones can provide a calming effect, while darker tones can achieve a sleek, modern look.
- Space-saving furniture: One of the best decor items, in the study corner, is a desk made of wood or metal with drawers, allowing you to store unused items and not make the table look cluttered.
- Office size: Pay attention to the size of the desk, taking care not to make the room look too crowded.
Decorating ideas for the study table
Plenty of natural vegetation surrounding the study office (photo courtesy of unsplash)
Decorating your study desk helps to “weave” an environment that encourages learning and creativity. In the following lines, discover practical ways to improve the appearance of your study table.
Flowers and plants
Flowers, with their vibrant colors and pleasant scent, decorate the study desk at home, adding natural beauty, a fresh touch, and creating a positive atmosphere. In this context, you can place a small vase, filled with natural flowers, such as roses or sunflowers, in a corner: Roses or sunflowers, in the corner of your study desk. If you can’t easily find natural flowers, use artificial flowers made of paper or plastic. In addition to flowers, houseplants improve the look of your home study desk, as they keep the air fresh. If most of your time is spent studying, it’s best to choose plants that require little maintenance, such as: Ferns, jade, and philodendrons. Place the plants on either side of the table.
Wall stickers
On the wall, where the study desk is positioned in the house, it is correct to decorate with posters or paintings, coloring the space.
Stationery
Female Desk
Decorating your study table with stationery is fun and functional. Choose some study table organizers to keep things neat and tidy, such as: Pencil holders, trays, and even cups and jars. Try colorful stationery, such as: Brightly colored pens, notebooks, or even a colored lamp.
shelves
Empty shelves help in storing and displaying things, especially books, pens, and study materials. Shelves are made of different materials, including: Metal, wood, etc. They serve as small wall-mounted platforms where you can organize your things and showcase desirable items, such as: Photos…
Table lamp
The desktop is decorated with a side lamp, natural flowers, and a painting (image via unsplash)
A table lamp is a must-have, as it provides extra light, helps your eyes see better when reading or writing notes, and adds a cozy glow to your study space. You can choose a lamp in your favorite color or design that you like.
Candles
Candles can add a nice touch to your study table, especially small scented candles or decorative candles that match your style. Place the candles, in nice candle holders, and let them emit soft light and create a calming atmosphere, making study time more enjoyable. However, make sure to keep the candles away from papers and curtains for safety.
Seasonal decoration
Adding seasonal touches to your study table adds a touch of fun and change to your space; in spring, opt for natural flowers or colorful tubs. For fall décor, opt for warm-colored decorations. In winter, it’s all about cool-colored decorations, such as: Winter-themed figurines.