Children’s study habits and school success are closely related to the physical environment they are in. A properly designed study area gathers attention, protects health and positively affects the child’s attitude toward learning. In our Study Environments for Children series, we covered every topic with its technical details, from study room layout to desk and bookcase selection, from room color to lighting and ergonomics.

On this guide page we have brought together all the articles in the series. Whether you are setting up a new children’s room or want to improve an existing study area, by reading the articles below in order you can prepare an ideal study environment for your child. All the guides in our study environments for children series together
Articles in the Series

How to Arrange the Ideal Study Room for Children?
Planning a child’s study room from scratch: the right location, zone separation, furniture measurements and layout suggestions.
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Children’s Desk Selection: Height, Size and Technical Details
All the technical details in desk selection, such as height, size, material and technology integration.
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Choosing and Arranging a Bookcase for the Children’s Room
Bookcase selection for the children’s room, an accessible shelf layout, safety precautions and setting up a reading corner.
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Children’s Study Room Color Selection: The Effect of Colors on Focus
The psychological effect of colors on the child, the 60-30-10 rule and a color strategy for the study corner.
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Lighting and Ergonomics in the Children’s Workspace
Healthy study with layered lighting, the right lux and color-temperature values and the 90-90-90 ergonomics rule.
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Each article can be read independently; however, you get the best result by following the whole series. As your child’s needs change, we will continue to add new guides to this page.