The school year has almost begun, and lot of students of all ages are starting to study hard. If you have kids, you definitely need to organize your kids’ study space to make studying easier and inspire your kids to learn. A special study space can make homework more fun and help motivate your child to get it done! Choose a space in your house that’s least likely to distract your child and organize it the best way possible.
Add Bold Accents And Touches
It’s a kids’ space, remember? Don’t be afraid to make the study space bright, bold and cool to make the space attractive for your kid. Colorful buntings, desk accessories, lamps and other stuff will make this study space more interesting for your kids and they will study with pleasure.
Shared kids study nook with bold stools and lamps.
Colorful floor and accessories make this nook more attractive for kids.
Bold minimalist study space with colorful chairs.
Pink walls and a mosaic wall art make this nook more eye-catchy.
Modern study space with colorful accessories and touches.
De-clutter The Space
A desk and chair that are clean in design will grow with your child. Add a throw pillow or a cushion to the chair for extra support, comfort, or height. Make room on the desktop for the basics, which should include an adjustable lamp. A neat work area will help him be more efficient. Tidy up desktop dust-collectors in jars. To unclutter the nook you can hide everything in hidden drawers or cabinets above the desk.
Colorful fun study and art nook for a little girl.
Clean study space with a built-in desk for two.
Uncluttered study space with a built-in desk and a couple of stools.
Scandinavian study space with a sleek desk and stools.
Minimal clean built-in desk and shelves to unclutter the space.
Modern boy's study area with a desk by the window and colorful chairs.
Scandi study nook with a wall-mounted desk and a couple of shelves.
Small study nook with a built-in desk and bold rug, chair and decorations.
A wall shelf unit with drawers is a great idea to unclutter the space.
Organize In The Best Way Possible
Use all the organizers and holders you can get: various baskets, drawers, jars and cubbies to make the study space more neat and to teach your child to be tidy. It will also save the space, which is important if it’s a small nook or a shared space for several kids.
Minimalist study nook with hidden desk drawers and cabinets over the desk.
Hanging plastic buckets for pens and plastic files for papers.
Various jars and containers to organize pens, markers and other stuff.
Wooden boxes, jars and containers for writing accessories.
Individual jars for craft supplies.
Hanging jars attached to the shelf, hooks and board with storage.
Calendars And Boards
Teach your child to manage homework and project deadlines by hanging a personalized calendar above his desk. Various pinboards and chalkboards will help to make notes and write something important when he or she remembers that.
Pegboard to attach holder, hangers and shelves.
Wooden boards for displaying artworks.
Green chalkboard for making notes.
Kids' calendar to teach the kids to be organized and watch deadlines.
Tri-fold board for kids' space.