Three Study Corner Looks For Back To School

Three Study Corner Looks For Back To School

A new school year is a good excuse to refresh the study corner at home. Whatever the size of the room, a change of colour, texture or lighting can make a desk feel like a proper place for learning.

A natural look for hands on learning

Pale wood furniture works well against a darker wall, giving a study corner a calm, crafts-room feel without taking up visual space, which suits a compact Maltese bedroom. IKEA's FLISAT children's desk, with its built-in paper roll holder, is a practical choice for drawing and messy projects, and pairs naturally with a matching stool in the same light wood. A patterned rug in a couple of bold colours adds energy underfoot and helps define the corner as a separate zone within the room.

A natural look for hands on learning

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A gentle palette that still feels playful

White furniture is a practical base for a small room, since it keeps the space feeling open and lets accessories do the talking. A graphic rug in black and white marks out the work area clearly, and one with a soil-resistant wool surface is an easy choice to vacuum clean during the school term. Soften the overall effect with pastel touches, pale pink textiles and light wood accents work well together, and a simple lighting box on the floor adds a warm glow for evening homework sessions.

A gentle palette that still feels playful

A night sky theme for imaginative evenings

Deep blue walls against crisp white furniture give a study corner a dramatic, space-themed feel that children tend to love. IKEA's SUNDVIK children's desk and matching chair, both in white, sit comfortably against a darker backdrop and keep the furniture itself simple so the decoration can do the work. Small painted stars and a couple of plain rice paper lampshades hung as planets finish the look without needing anything elaborate, a nice weekend project for a parent and child to do together.

A night sky theme for imaginative evenings

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Maltashopper carries pieces from these ranges for anyone in Malta or Gozo looking to put together a study corner that suits their child and their home.

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