Modern Study Room Design Ideas
Many modern study rooms stick with extremely basic colors, such as white, black and gray. However, if such sterility is not your preference when creating a modern room, choose two or three accent colors that complement each other. Examples include red, orange and black or yellow, purple and brown.
Limit exposure to alternative colors or try to work with them. For example, a modern study room in red and gray is more difficult to pull off if the view from the study is a lush forest. In that case, switch to a green and brown color scheme. Look for and remove objects that provide an unwanted cluster of color, like a stack of books or file folders, by placing them in an enclosed space like a cabinet.
Patterns
Most modern rooms rely on color and shapes and use very few patterns. But you can introduce patterns through throw pillows, rugs, wallpaper and modern art. Keep the color of patterned pieces consistent with the designated basic color scheme. To keep the design simple and clean, choose only one pattern style or print. For example, do not mix stripes or polka dots with toile: Otherwise, the study room will lose it's modern aesthetic.
Furniture
While Victorian design showcases curvaceous furniture, modern furniture is geometric and generally free from ornamentation. Modern couches, desks, file cabinets and wall units, for example, are often cubic or rectangular. You may, however, see a plastic desk chair with a curvy back or egg-shaped design.
Select the wall unit, desk, couch and cabinet in the most neutral color in your designated color palette (i.e., white, black or brown). Keep pieces simple and upholstered pieces low to the ground. Avoid loud furniture pieces that have patterns or are bright in color. Though modern furniture pieces might seem safe or boring, other aspects of the design can add vibrancy and character to the room.
Minimalism
One of the most essential aspects of modern design is its austerity. Do not clutter the room with unnecessary furniture or accessories. The eye should focus on key points of the room, like a unique light fixture or textured wallpaper, not a cork bulletin board loaded with memos. Keep the desk space tidy: If you are not a naturally organized or clean person, reconsider your choice of aesthetic. The room should show plenty of floor and wall space.
Lighting
Modern spaces have much cleaner, crisper lighting than traditional old world studies basked in a golden hue. Choose white light bulbs and opt for large windows that provide natural sunlight. Avoid opulent, heavy lamps in dark wood and goldtones and instead look for light fixtures with clean lines in basic colors of black, steel gray or white. If your budget allows it, choose a modern light fixture that plays with shape: For example, look for a chandelier consisting of a cluster of light bulbs or monochromatic teardrop light fixtures.
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