DESK GUIDE / Decorating a child's room
Children's reading and drawing space, from desk placement to storage
Before adding storage boxes, open your books and papers first. The idea that can be taken from this photo is to give space to reading, drawing, and putting things back together.
This is a styling reference image that reconstructs the same space in the provided photo as horizontal 16:9. The model, actual measurements, and actual use experience of the product in the photo have not been confirmed.
1. Put two things you use at the same time first
Place the picture books you look at most often and the paper you actually use side by side. Look not only at the width of the book, but also at the extent to which you turn the pages and turn the paper. Since the size of the desk in the photo has not been confirmed, I do not judge that it will fit in my space based on this composition alone.
If it is difficult to open two activities at the same time, you can also open one activity at a time. If you are close to where you will return the book after reading, it becomes easier to change the same page to drawing.
2. tool divides roles into small bins and trays
The crayons in the photo were placed upright, and the blocks were gathered in a low tray. The shape of the container is different, so the contents are also distinct. Gather the tools you use most in one bundle, and move the extras you don't use every day to other storage.
The left and right sides where you will place the bin do not need to be as shown in the photo. Change it based on actual behavior, such as not extending your arm over an open book to pick up a tool or not touching the container when moving the paper.
