Back to school. 5 interesting room arrangements for a student

02 of September '24

Discover how to arrange a room that will become the perfect place to study during the new school year. We have 5 suggestions for you from top Polish interior designers .

On many levels

The room designed by Jan Sekuła of Zarysy studio was divided into three functional zones: for study, play and sleep. To make this possible, it was necessary to create a staircase. However, the architect wanted to avoid the typical boring shape. Instead, a plywood building with an irregular topographical form was created.

Pokój został podzielony na trzy strefy

The room was divided into three zones

Photo: Tomo Yarmush

The study area is located on the first level. The desk was cleverly inscribed in an irregular platform. Behind it, many shelves of varying sizes have been installed. This makes it easy to fit all the necessary gadgets here.

Biurko znajduje się na najniższym poziomie

The desk is located on the lowest level

Photo: Tomo Yarmush

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With room for activity

The interior created by the Poco Design studio is distinguished by unconventional furnishings. The colorful desk and chair make learning more enjoyable. They also stimulate the child's creativity. The wall above them has been painted with blackboard paint. This allows the toddler to write down important information or create drawings on it.

Ściana nad biurkiem została zamieniona w tablicę

The wall above the desk has been turned into a blackboard

© 3d render: Mateusz Jakubczyk

The lighting here also has an interesting form. Three colorful balloons hang just below the ceiling, just like the real ones, filled with helium. However, the most interesting element is, of course, a section of the climbing wall, which allows the boy to indulge in physical activity without leaving the house.

W pokoju wykorzystano również ciekawe oświetlenie

The room also uses interesting lighting

© 3d render: Mateusz Jakubczyk

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Room for a teenage girl

In a space intended for an older child, it is worth using more subdued colors. A good choice is a combination of purple, gray and black. Such an arrangement was created by Katarzyna Kraszewska of Katarzyna Kraszewska Interior Design studio.

The division of the room into individual functional zones was emphasized with upholstered panels

Photo: Tom Kurek Styling: Katarzyna Kraszewska

Simple modern furniture introduces order and facilitates organization of work. The desk was juxtaposed with a bookcase. This created a large space for work. At the same time, however, the design allowed to save space in the room. Additional purple shelves allow the occupant to expose her favorite items, so the interior gets a personal touch.

To maximize the use of daylight, the desk was placed facing the window

Photo: Tom Kurek Styling: Katarzyna Kraszewska

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A room not from this earth

Barbara Godawska of iHome Studio created an arrangement inspired by outer space. This is the passion of the boy inhabiting the presented room. On the wall above the bed we can admire a decoration depicting the solar system. This motif also appears in the lighting. A lamp in the shape of a balloon and another created according to an individual design add to the whole galactic atmosphere.

Ściana nad łóżkiem została udekorowana grafiką przedstawiającą układ słoneczny

The wall above the bed was decorated with a graphic depicting the solar system

Photo: Ola and Michał Przeździk-Buczkowscy/ Budzik Studio

As many as two capacious built-ins were created in the room. This created an impressive storage space to accommodate all the necessary clothes, teaching aids, toys and books.

Biurko zostało wpisane w zabudowę

The desk was inscribed into the built-in

Photo: Ola and Michal Przeździk-Buczkowscy/ Budzik Studio

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For a soccer fan

The design by Patrycja Gubernat of the Metr by Metr studio is distinguished by its interesting built-ins. It includes a comfortable desk with a cabinet and shelves, as well as a closet. However, that's not all. A bed was installed upstairs. The staircase leading to it was also used to create storage space. Thanks to this intriguing design, storage space was maximized. The whole structure was complemented with football decorations.

Architektka stworzyła konstrukcję, która łączy biurko, szafę i łóżko

The architect created a structure that combines a desk, a closet and a bed

© Metro by Metro

Aranżacja pełna jest piłkarskich motywów

The arrangement is full of football motifs

© Metro by Metro

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