DESK TOUR
Cream-colored study room desk tour with sage green chair and desk by the window
This is a bright study room with a cream-colored study desk, a sage green chair, a window on the left, and a bookshelf on the right. Front view, diagonal line, desktop Let's look at the relationship between the notebook opening space, stationery storage, and small hand drawings in the close photo of task light.
- color combination
- Cream, sage green, light wood color
- work area
- Center writing / Left book / Right stationery and lighting
- spatial information
- Based on photo observation, area, actual measurement, model unconfirmed
In this room, instead of adding a lot of decoration, a notebook was spread out in the center of the large desktop. Small books and stationery are placed on both sides, and pictures and abstracts showing one's tastes are placed outside. Let's first look at the actual space to be used and then read the surrounding colors and storage.
A lump of green on a cream-colored broad side.
The desk, curtains, and walls are close together in brightness. The round backrest in front of it creates a relatively wide green surface. The wood color of the floor and side shelves adds a warm impression to the overall look.
The greenery that starts from the chair is repeated in the plants, small eraser, and tree in the picture. Rather than matching the same color to all objects, it can be read as a combination of one large piece of furniture and several small objects. The name Sage Green describes the color in the photo and is not the actual product color name.
In addition to the chairs, greenery is repeated in flower pots on the windowsill, leaves on the bookcase, and small patterns on the floor rug. The same color appears in different areas in the large chair and small accessories, maintaining the impression of a bright desk. The cream-colored desktop is slightly different from the white task light and frame, and continues smoothly to the wooden floor.
When applying color, look at the entire room from a distance rather than just comparing chairs and desks side by side. Take a photo of your curtains and rug together so you can see where the greenery is concentrated. In addition to this visual combination, actual furniture must also make sure that it matches the user's body and desk height.
