Workspace and Learning Space, Crucial but Often Underestimated
The workspace and study area are some of the personal spaces that often get neglected in terms of organization. Many individuals find themselves getting bored and frustrated while working from home due to the monotonous and uninspiring layout of these spaces. Are you one of those feeling burnt out from working and studying at home? Check out some design ideas that you can potentially implement in your living space to meet your specific needs.
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"Very well organized & very well placed" might be a concept that resonates with some because, indeed, tidiness or forgetfulness can impact your work and study mood unexpectedly. Sometimes, the mood for work and study strikes at random, and it can be hindered by clutter, books, and other necessary items. The ambiance of the room and a simple, functional desk design, as shown above, can align with the habits of those who prefer to put things away after use. In addition to the clean white color scheme, a straightforward desk design like this can contribute to a conducive atmosphere for work and study.
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Feeling tired of mainstream desk and chair designs? You can try an eccentric and futuristic design like the one depicted above. A desk with unconventional shapes and openings, like the one above, is both unusual and attention-grabbing for anyone who sees it for the first time. Placed in a room, it can become the focal point of that space. Apart from its simple design with minimal curves, this desk offers ample storage on the right side. Position the desk in a corner of the room, organize your tasks, and make the most of its storage functionality. Feel free to give it a try.
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Not all homes have spacious dedicated work or study rooms. Sometimes, people have limited space and want to make the most of it with multifunctional furniture. Concealed storage that can be transformed into a work desk can significantly reduce the clutter of furniture in a room, making it look neat and spacious. Moreover, behind the sliding desk surface, you can store essential items as they are easily accessible. While practical, there's a drawback in that it might be uncomfortable to open the bottom storage while working because of the forward-sliding desk position. Intriguing furniture, isn't it? Hopefully, it can inspire those dealing with limited space.
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Placing plants near your work desk is an unconventional choice for many as they are often seen as decorations that can clutter the workspace if knocked over. Nevertheless, many still desire to have plants amidst their work routines. The design above offers an ideal and compact solution for residents who want to go green even within their workspace. It's just a regular wooden desk with a movable wooden backdrop supported by wheels. Residents can choose to slide and rearrange the wooden backdrop as needed. The wooden backdrop can serve as an interior accent, a plant pot hanger, or a document holder.
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Lastly, the most basic concept in organizing a workspace and study area doesn't require unique, eccentric, or aesthetic designs. When struggling to design an ideal work desk, the example above can serve as a reference due to its straightforward yet multifunctional furniture arrangement. The elongated desk can be used for laptop work or writing. On the left and right sides of the laptop/computer zone, you can place photos and trinkets you like. Right above the laptop zone, there are hanging cabinets and wide, multi-tiered shelves for storing easily accessible documents. Lastly, the overall white color scheme gives a clean impression and can help the occupant stay focused on their work activities.
These are some references for work and study desks for homes and apartments. Hopefully, they can provide inspiration for your own space.
