Study

Cute little study space. If I have a little narrow study space, it should definitely have a window and maybe even a little seat like this.

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Cool wallpaper.

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Great study wallpaper.

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Study nook.

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Study nook.

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Nice looking study with corner window.

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Built-in cabinets of colour co-ordinated study.

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The Slab Door Another modern detail is the slab door with top and bottom pivot hinges in lieu of the typical butterfly type of hinge. The pivot hinges are installed in the floor as well as in the head of the door frame in lieu of the door jambs and are used to create a door that is flush with the wall. When the doors are closed, the wall has a more uniform and monolithic appearance, a modernist design trait for sure. And when the door is open it's as if a large panel, one of many that the wall is made of, is what opens. Architecturally, the door becomes a piece of the wall instead of being something entirely separate from the wall, as in traditional architectural design. In fact, whereas in traditional architecture the door is a celebrated architectural element that announces the connection between two rooms, in a modern aesthetic the door becomes subservient to the plane of the wall. These hinges and the work to set them are generally more costly than a standard hinge and its installation. A set (typically three or four) of good-quality butterfly hinges will set you back around $50; a set of pivot hinges will likely be $200.

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he Slab Door Another modern detail is the slab door with top and bottom pivot hinges in lieu of the typical butterfly type of hinge. The pivot hinges are installed in the floor as well as in the head of the door frame in lieu of the door jambs and are used to create a door that is flush with the wall. When the doors are closed, the wall has a more uniform and monolithic appearance, a modernist design trait for sure.

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Useful little nook.

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Useful little study nook.

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Looks fun and useful :)

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Nice study nook. I like that windows let in natural light. Would need more storage than what is shown in photo if it was my only study.

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Looks good although needs a pocket door to prevent unwanted light in bedroom.

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A separate office on your property and away from the house may be ideal. Where possible it should be self-contained, with a kitchenette, a toilet, a work area and the luxury of a spot for your very own cosy chair.

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Would be a practical study design if desk were deeper. I don't like the glass door though as I would want less distraction and more privacy.

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I like how there are two desks so you don't have to share as much. I also like how there is a couch so you have a comfortable place to read through stuff. Nice long workspace for printers etc although it looks a bit dark and probably isn't deep enough. I also like the shelves but not behind a desk of that depth. I like the lights. The see-through desk is interesting although I'm not sure why you'd have one.

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