Family Friendly Friday – Kids Desk Areas
It is back to school and lot of us are organizing and arranging desk areas for our kids. Here are some great ideas on creating a great study/desk space for your kids!
Color can play a big part in a study space! What colors do your children like? Is a question to ask before deciding. If they don’t like the color then I doubt they will want to sit at the desk.
When you have more than one child sharing the space, you should always try to give each one their own area.
House of Turquoise designer Endia Veerman
Having their own inspiration around them is a must, and it doesn’t have to have a traditional look.
West ElmKeeping some items behind doors eliminates clutter and creates a more calming space.
Lighting is very important… under cabinet, recessed and a desk lamp all create a great balance of light in this teen room.
A great bulletin board is always fun and let’s you child or teen change it often – love style tiles from PB Teen
PB Teen
With a shared space keeping just the essentials is best and having a shared calender to keep track of all the family activities. You could have one as fun as this one – a chalkboard painted wall.
Martha Stewart
Happy Decorating!
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