Masezza.com – king a look at some of the classic and modern decorating themes that can be used to achieve such a look. You can achieve it all in paint, throws and lamps, but I would consider adding a few small contemporary touches here and there.
Medium Wood Flooring for Eclectic Study
First, let’s consider the floor. If you have light floors in your home you should go for it. A dark floor can be extremely dramatic, but if your room is small it can make it seem smaller. In my opinion, a medium hardwood floor is ideal if you have a small eclectic study room in the house. It gives a nice feel to the room and also will complement the freestanding desk nicely. If your floors are oak or walnut, this won’t matter as much.
A small study often doesn’t have a table, so you need to consider how you can work on this feature to make it seem more useful. If you have a second free wall in your room you could cover this with an attractive table cloth. You could even get creative and make a ‘counter’ for your desk. This will add extra space to your room, but you don’t have to go for that option.
Tips for Designing the Best Study Room
The desk is one of those features that can really lend a small room an air of coziness. As I said, in a small eclectic study room with a small desk can actually be quite helpful. It is one place where you can have your own little work area without feeling overwhelmed by all the stuff around. For a small desk, you can get a glass top desk, a medium brown beige walls, an overstuffed colorful throw pillows, or an antique looking bookcase. Any of these can look great, and they all have their own special place in the room. You don’t want to crowd the space too much though, as you don’t want the space to feel cramped and closed in.
Another way that you can create a small but cozy feel in a small room is by painting the walls in a warm color. Medium brown beige walls goes with a lot of furniture, and a few bright floral prints work well also. Some people like to go with dark woods cabinets, but there isn’t necessarily a set rule for this. Some people like to use light wood floors, while others like the feel of having hardwood floors. The important thing is that the walls add warmth and coziness to the space, without creating clutter.
Complementary Furniture as a Light Source
Another way to create a small but cozy and eclectic study room in with a small budget is to add a desk to the mix. If you’re lucky enough to have a freestanding desk in your house already, then you can use it for the desk. If not, then you can always invest in a small desk that you can add some shelving to. This will make a nice accent piece, and it’s relatively inexpensive compared to other pieces of furniture for small homes.
One last way to create a small but cozy and eclectic study room in with a small budget is to add a light fixture over the glass top of your windows. A small table lamp or a wall sconce on one of the dark walls will do the trick. Make sure that you keep the light fixtures off of the glass though, so that the light doesn’t reflect on it. This way you create the right kind of ambiance for a small space, without over-stuffing it. Make sure that you also keep the walls light so that the light won’t reflect on the table lamps or the walls.
As you can see, there are plenty of ways to get a beautiful small study room in with a small budget, if you’re willing to take a little time and shop around. If you don’t have much money to spend on a new set of shelves and a couple of chairs, then consider adding some light fixtures, a mid-sized desk and brown flooring. You can also go with the white walls and add a few plants. As long as you keep the light off of delicate wood work and delicate glass, you’ll have a nice, chic small-accented room that you can show off to friends.
