Towards back to school: How to plan your child's study corner

August 7, 2014   

The summer holidays are in full swing, but parents are already preparing to purchase a new study corner for their children ahead of the return to school and the start of the school year. Doron Furniture, which specializes in children's room furniture, has decided to help and sort out the questions that every parent should check, ask and review during the planning stage of the purchase. So what is important to know before purchasing? From the chain's designer, Nitzan Horowitz. 1. Who is intended to use the study corner? What is their gender and age? These questions are important for defining the usability and color of the study corner. 2. What solution is intended for the study corner? Is it intended for a computer station only or is it also intended for writing on the upper shelf? How much time per day is the study corner intended to be used and what storage space is required? 3. Examine the degree of suitability and color for the space of the room for which the study station is intended. Is the need for a corner study corner in a room or a straight wall in the room, what is the other furniture in the room, be sure to pay attention to the location of the electrical outlets at floor height and what is intended to stand in front of them, check where the window is located in relation to the designated place, what is the free space in the room, what is the amount of lighting? 4. Define the maximum budget intended for investment. 5. Is the study corner for a temporary room or a permanent room? (Rented apartment? Planning to move in the coming years? Planning to renovate your home or make changes to the rooms?) The study corners consist of a work desk at a height of 73-75 cm according to the standard, combined with a hanging hive of various types and sizes. Additional furniture and accessories can also be incorporated as needed, such as: a mobile surface for the computer drive, a removable shelf for the keyboard, storage drawers built into the table or mobile on wheels, etc. There are also corner systems that utilize the space of the room efficiently and conveniently, or straight work systems located along the wall.  What is important to have? And now that we know the purpose, what the uses are and what the dimensions are, we can begin to filter the existing supply of study corners. What is important to have in a study corner? • A work surface. • Ample and accessible storage space, including planning a place for electronic devices intended to be used - closed storage space - mobile/stationary drawers, chests of drawers or a hive that can be hung on the wall, or placed on the floor. In addition, Doron Furniture offers a wide range of designed and bright storage boxes for children's rooms. • Complementary furniture and accessories according to the child's needs, such as: a mobile surface for the computer drive, a removable shelf for the keyboard, a chair for sitting, and the like.   • Important: It is not recommended to overload the room and it is important to ensure a well-ventilated space, while taking advantage of the natural lighting in the room. [gallery]