GET A ROOM

|The Study Hall|

What is GET A ROOM: Each month I will provide my followers with a free Vision Board complete with all the links to recreate the room in their own home. It will all be designed, matched and balanced to create a perfect room every time. This months theme is a the study hall and all you have to do is know your room dimensions for windows, rugs and furniture pieces. Think about those box cosmetics and fashion subscriptions, it is the same idea but no charge to my followers.

*Please note that this post may contain affiliate links for your convenience. These involve no extra cost to you, but may result in me receiving a small commission – for which I am very grateful! You can view my full advertising disclosure here.

10-Light Goodale Pendant,  Elements of Fun Wall Art,   60″ Mercer Tripod Floor Lamp,  Allium Way O’shea Dining Table,  Kids Harriet Bee Melik White Cotton Chair,  Kitchen Chairs , Sugar Mold Wooden Candleholder-Mold Only-12 Hole-Natural,  Herringbone Block Personalized Cotton Lumbar Pillow, Pretty Throw Pillows,  Personalized My Spot My Chair Lumbar Pillow,  Abbottsmoor End Table With Storage,  Foundry Morin Powder Gray Area Rug

THE STUDY HALL

Back to school will be here before you know it and depending on what grade your kids are heading into, it might be a good time to think about creating a study hall in your home. Today kids come home with so much homework, way more than I ever remember having when I was a child. So, the concept behind this area is simple, make a communal work space where homework and school projects can be done. The space gives a much needed diversionary line between work and play. Studies have shown that having designated areas designed specifically for work helps to keep all individuals, including adults, task focused and distraction free.  A study hall also gives you a perfect location to store reference books, maps, craft supplies, or other learning material that you may not otherwise wish to have stored throughout your home.

10-Light Goodale Pendant

What makes a good study hall? Lighting has got to be the #1 key to staying focused and being able to see what you are working on. Make sure that your area is well lit, especially if you are utilizing a space without natural light, such as a basement. Since this space will have a common worktable, I recommend a large light with multiple bulbs to give off plenty of light. I went with this more industrial looking fixture because, it’s a kid’s space and it kind of looks like an octopus or monster, which is cool. Also, kids tend to be rough on stuff, so nothing too fancy or anything that requires a lot of cleaning, would be a good selection. I also recommend several floor lamps, like the  61.25″ Tripod Floor Lamp   for individual reading areas, these will provide direct  light perfect for specific task.

Atchison Dining Table (Unavailable) Allium Way O’shea Dining Table Similar

 A large dining table will work great for homework, writing assignments and computer based projects. You will want it to have a nice sturdy top that can withstand all kinds of arts and craft projects. I would recommend a rustic look, it tends to cover the daily ware a tear and looks intentional. As for the chairs, you have plenty of options, metal, wood or even an acrylic are fine and all of them will pair nice with a farmhouse style table. I personally like the the modern school house Kitchen Chairs acrylic chairs seen on the inspiration board. I think for smaller children the durability factor would be better. However, I also think the metal Chelsea Dining Chair (Set of 4) would probably be a very close second choice and work well with older children, plus they come in a variety of fun colors too. 

For individual reading assignments, I recommend several individual club chairs or even a kid size sectional sofa that could possible be split into sections. I also really love the idea of having personalized pillows for each of your children made to designate their own space. These were a couple of really cute ones that I found ranging from sassy to sophisticated.

Personalized My Spot My Chair Lumbar Pillow, Personalized Friendly Robot Unavailable, Herringbone Block Personalized Cotton Lumbar Pillow,

Okay this might be my favorite piece in the entire room. The Abbottsmoor End Table With Storage, also has a hidden USB charging station built into the base. Y’all I love this for a study hall, a living room, a man cave, a guest room, basically  anywhere you have people and devices, this is a handy piece of furniture. I especially love that they have notched the sides so you can still use your device while it is charging, with the end table in a closed position.

COPY MY HOMEWORK: 

Really this should say copy Joanna Gaines homework, she is the one that made using sugar molds to hold crayons and pencils so popular, but I love the look and stand behind the functionality of these pieces. So here is every size imaginable for whatever length table you have. I personally own a 12 hole sugar mold and love it.

*Please note that this post may contain affiliate links for your convenience. These involve no extra cost to you, but may result in me receiving a small commission – for which I am very grateful! You can view my full advertising disclosure here.

All of these items are simply a suggestion by JENRON DESIGNS, it is up to the purchaser to make the final decision of whether a product, or paint will work for their room. JENRON DESIGNS  recommends that you take all paint swatches home to view in your homes lighting, prior to making a final decision.  Since we are not able to see your home JENRON DESIGNS is not liable for how a paint color looks on your actual walls and recommends a sample square prior to painting the entire  room. Paint tends to change colors with the lighting of room though out the day so it is recommend that you view the color swatches for at least 24 hours, in all lightening prior to making a full room commitment.