Help me plan a couple study + make up room.

6 years ago

We have a small single bedroom that we plan on using for a couple office, and I also want to fit a dressing table in there. I want a scandi-tropical style room, but I don’t know how to lay it out to look nice.

Please ignore the blurry sketch it’s all I have right now. The room is on the right. The blue lining on the top corner is a glass window with a kinda-sea view. I want the study desks to kinda have a nice view but the dresser/make up table can go anywhere. How would you lay it out?

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
6 years ago
This combo eludes me . Do your make in the bathrooom and forget the dressing table with a double office. IMO it will just really show you have no space
njmomma
6 years ago
Inspiration:

Office for two.

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njmomma
6 years ago
Inspiration:

Floating Dressing table.

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Sister Sunnie
6 years ago
Oh goodness the view!
acm
6 years ago
The view is great -- i think you're going to need to put the desks against the glass walls, at least if you ever hope to use a computer in the room. (Light behind you is glare city.) Be sure you have good blinds and/or ventillation so that those spots don't get super hot.

I'd start with laying out the desired desks and chairs, and anything else you need -- file cabinets? A cart for printer or scanner? etc. Then see if it feels like there's room for anything else. I'd guess maybe an arm chair and reading light would be enough to make the place feel packed -- can't imagine trying to squeeze in something that's a non-sequitur like a makeup vanity as well!