Study nook help!
Dangerfield 00
7 years ago
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Would you rather a study nook to be opened or enclosed?
Comments (9)I would definitely have some way of closing off this area like a bifold as suggested by Janine Ferris, as a computer area can often look messy with books, notes, kids homework etc... If this room is going to open into the dining/entertaining area, you may want to be able to hide it from guests when you've run out of time to straighten it up!! Not sure that it would work as a charge station as suggested by fiona_ab, as I can't see an entrance close by but if it is, then it would work great. As for how this room would affect re-sale, think of yourself not a stranger that might live in your home a lifetime from now. I'm also currently building and so many people comment about this or that being great for re-sale and I say that I'm building for me, not someone that might live in my home when and if I ever sell. If you constantly go through the building of your home thinking of re-sale, it could end up being a beautiful but sterile home, like the ones in magazines, where things are perfect, completely void of character, that only you the home owner can put into it....See MoreStudy nook design help!
Comments (2)Hi, what a cute little nook in your home. Before you select a rug, mirror, and any other additional items or accessories for this room, be sure to measure the space up, so that each item you choose is proportionate to this space - this is particularly important in small spaces. A round rug is going to be the best option here, to give you softness under foot, without it dominating the little space. Armadillo & Co have some lovely Wool Blend round rugs in their Perennial Collection. I would remove the wine rack and replace it with a bar cart, sized to suit (not too large) and you could then hang a wall mirror above the bar cart - again, the wall mirror should be sized to suit the bar cart below, and a round wall mirror will provide continuity with the round floor below. You could even then consider wall sconces beside the mirror and remove the table lamp on the top of your bureau all together. I would replace it with a piece of photographic art directly above the bureau, and add a few simple accessories to style the top of the bureau - a short vase, small pile of books and some decor items. Have your footstool re-upholstered in a more uplifting, patterned fabric, and select a scatter cushion for your armchair to co-ordinate with the fabric on the footstool. Add a cozy throw to your armchair, so you have everything you need for a cool night in, at your fingertips. Enjoy your gorgeous new space....See MoreDesign ideas for new kitchen, dinning and study nook needed
Comments (9)I would suggest you do not make the area open plan. You should make the dining room a dedicated home office/study area. You could install desks and plenty of bookshelves for storage. Sort through all your stuff and try to make the family room and dining table for eating, not stationery. You could definitely make the corner where the bookcase is, into a study area as well....See MoreWhat are your tips for a fantastic home office or study nook?
Comments (9)1. Noise cancelling walls, if you have children, no matter where they are in the house, you can still hear them. 2. Space and or everything has a place, some people thrive in chaos, most don't. Have a drawer where you stuff things in so its out of your face and clean it later. 3. Surround yourself with inspirational things, some like posters with words, some like sculptures, books, games. Whatever motivates a person to get in the zone to do what is necessary in these rooms should be highlighted somewhere in the room if not everywhere in the room. 4. A clock, should try to limit yourself and set time frames for things so you know your on point. 5. Keep it a toy, food, junk, washing free zone. Don't have these things in this room period. 6. Calendar, planner something to get your task management on point. 7. Quality Electronics. Don't compromise as they date rather fast and this years computer will be next years paperweight. Buy something that can be upgraded with just parts for a few years. 8. Lighting, you need to make sure you can see what your doing, most people are on computers or laptops or an ipad these days, but old school still use pen and paper so having a desk lamp for night time or windows, solar lights during the day are also good. 9. Plants, we all know they help keep the air blah blah blah, but good oxygen means better brain processes. 10. If budget permits, NOT IKEA FURNITURE, its been done a gazillion million times and it still looks the same old boring blandness as it looks in the catalogue....See MoreLuke Buckle
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