Tips for upgrading a children’s study space

If your child doesn’t already have a generous desk with easy-reach storage and a height-adjustable chair, this could absolutely give the schoolwork a proper power-up. Or perhaps all you need is better lighting, some practical desk organisers or handy wall storage to keep track of homework and library books.

6 steps to a better study spot

To give your child the best study environment, here’s a checklist of things that usually make it easier to keep up the good work.

Well-sized desk for studies
Easy-reach storage
Comfortable height-adjustable chair
Work lamp for good lighting
Practical organisers to keep the desk tidy
Decorations for the right motivation

Wall storage for easy organisation

Storage over the desk is great for getting things out of the way – but still having them handy. A storage unit where you can display your things is smart for keeping track of school assignments you shouldn’t forget about. Simply rack them up.

Cabinets to clear the clutter

With school comes a lot of stuff. Hiding some of it away in cabinets makes the room feel less messy. If you want, you can customise the outside with handles you like and hooks that make smart use of an otherwise unused surface. Perfect for keeping your sports bag ready to go.

Customise the style with contrasts

More tips for the children's room

From a baby‘s first days to gaming, storage and tips on personalizing the growing child‘s space – here you‘ll find many useful ideas for your little one‘s room.

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