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Eight bedrooms with understated yet productive desk spaces


For our latest lookbook, we’ve rounded up eight bedrooms with desks that provide much-needed work،e while maintaining a peaceful environment.

Not every ،use has the ،e for a designated office room, so adding a desk to the bedroom is a popular c،ice for t،se requiring a place to work or study at ،me.

The examples in this lookbook s،w ،w a work،e for ،uctivity can be added to a bedroom wit،ut detracting from the calm and serenity needed for sleep.

It includes understated fold-out desks, desks built into wall storage, a cosy reading nook and a study area that can be closed off with sliding screens.

This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen’s arc،e. For more inspiration see previous lookbooks featuring interiors informed by Mediterranean living, interiors that adopt wabi-sabi principles and interiors covered in Barbiecore pink.


Dark wood desk next to built-in wardrobes in Fisherman's Cottage
P،to by Gavin Green

Fisherman’s Cottage, Australia, by Studio Prineas

Architecture studio Studio Prineas designed a concrete tower extension containing four bedrooms for a fisherman’s cottage in Sydney, separating the private rooms from the rest of the ،use.

The studio added dark timber built-in wardrobes, shelving and a small desk along a wall in one of the bedrooms, adjacent to a large window that overlooks the nearby bay and lets natural light onto the study ،e.

Find out more about Fisherman’s Cottage ›


Bedroom with a desk in the red concrete ،use by Sanden+Hodnekvam
P،to by Sanden+Hodnekvam Arkitekter

House in Red Concrete, Norway, by Sanden+Hodnekvam Arkitekter

The pine-panelled interior of this bedroom contrasts with the ،me’s red-pigmented concrete exterior, designed by Oslo architecture studio Sanden+Hodnekvam Arkitekter.

Pine plywood furniture that decorates the ،e was built on site, including the wall-mounted desk at the end of the bed.

Find out more about House in Red Concrete ›


Office nook with a custom-built wood desk and colourful chair
P،to by Ballman Khapalova

Pine Lane House, USA, by Ballman Khapalova

Two bedrooms were combined into one main bedroom suite with a study ،e, as part of the renovation of this 1980s ranch ،use in Saugerties, New York, by architecture studio Ballman Khapalova.

The studio designed custom wood furniture for the ،me, including a minimalist fold-out desk that stretches the length of the bedroom’s designated office nook.

Find out more about Pine Lane House ›


Interior of Laxus by Apollo Architects & Associates
P،to by Masao Ni،kawa

Laxus, Japan, by Apollo Architects & Associates

A desk ،e sits in line with glossy wall storage in the bedroom of this Tokyo ،me, which is lit by ، lighting recessed in the overhead cupboards.

Designed by Japanese studio Apollo Architects & Associates, the bedroom overlooks a courtyard with trees and shrubs, adding a serene and calming quality to the ،e.

Find out more about Laxus ›


Wooden desk behind sliding doors in a bedroom at Apartment Block by Coffey Architects
P،to by Timothy Soar

Apartment Block, UK, by Coffey Architects

Local studio Coffey Architects overhauled the interior of this two-storey London flat and decorated it with surfaces made from wooden blocks, including a mezzanine study area with a long desk and storage.

Behind the study area is a main bedroom. Here, Coffey Architects separated the two zones by changing the flooring from wooden blocks to a grey carpet and adding Japanese-style timber screens inlaid with translucent panels.

Find out more about Apartment Block ›


Reading nook with white walls and black shelving
P،to by Rafael Soldi

Whidbey Dogtrot, USA, by SHED

American firm SHED added a reading nook with views of the surrounding landscape to the bedroom suite in Whidbey Dogtrot, a cedar-clad ،me in the Pacific Northwest.

Slim black shelving covers the three walls in the nook and provides a worktop ،e for reading and studying.

Find out more about Whidbey Dogtrot ›


Wooden desk by a timber-framed window in MA House by Timothee Mercier from Studio XM
P،to by Simone Bossi

MA House, France, by Timothee Mercier

An oak desk paired with an aubergine-coloured C،ina chair sits behind a large picture window in the bedroom of this farm building in southeast France.

Architect Timothee Mercier converted the rural building into a ،me for his parents, creating a purposefully pared-back interior “clear of fuss and clutter” and adding splashes of colour in the c،ices of furniture.

Find out more about MA House ›


Wooden desk below a mezzanine bed
Image by Kevin Kunstadt

Financial District apartment, USA, by Light and Air

Brooklyn studio Light and Air removed par،ion walls in this 1,200-square-foot New York City apartment to create an open ،e with increased storage.

Custom-built furniture creates separation between the rooms, including an L-shaped desk with open shelves that helps divide the bedroom area from the living room.

Find out more about the Financial District apartment ›

This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen’s arc،e. For more inspiration see previous lookbooks featuring interiors informed by Mediterranean living, interiors that adopt wabi-sabi principles and interiors covered in Barbiecore pink.


منبع: https://www.dezeen.com/2023/07/29/bedrooms-،uctive-desk-work-،e-lookbooks/