The problem of lack of space can be solved in many different ways: with space-saving decor and functional furniture and using every inch of space. Windowsills if any shouldn’t be wasted, and today I’m sharing a great idea – turn your windowsill into a comfy desk!
Small Windowsills
Find a proper windowsill in any room – living room, bedroom or dining space; a great idea is to use a balcony windowsill if you have a balcony. Even if your windowsill is small or very narrow – no problem, the main idea is that it should accommodate a laptop or a book. Add shelves on the sides to accommodate more things, go for built-in and open shelving, if the windowsill is thick, build in some drawers for storage.
A balcony with a windowsill used as a workspace is a smart idea to get a view.
A boho chic balcony with a windowsill used for working and art.
A sleek windowsill continued on the sides for a comfy modern workspace.
A tiny workspace of light-colored wood, a black chair.
A small working space on the windowsill and a comfy white leather chair.
A minimalist home office with bookshelves and a windowsill as a desk.
A narrow windowsill is used as a workspace as there's no other space in the bedroom.
A narrow windowsill can be used as a workspace, add open shelving for books.
Larger Windowsills
If your windowsill is large enough, you are lucky! You can create a large and comfy workspace, whatever the room is, and it can be even a shared one. Go for a thick windowsill to accommodate drawers inside it. Add open storage, open shelving and voila – your working is comfy! Such an idea is great for small kids rooms, too, your kid can study at a windowsill desk if there’s no other space.
A large windowsill desk as a study or workspace can be placed in any room.
A thick dark wood windowsill turned into a stylish workspace by the black framed window.
A thick sleek windowsill used as a workspace and some built-in shelves.
A windowsill desk and a hanging shelf with planters above.
An industrial space with a windowsill turned into a long desk.
Design a shared workspace in your living room using a windowsill, no need for a home office.
If there's no space for a working zone, use a bedroom windowsill.