How to create a quiet study room with fir core ecological board?

When decorating their homes, many families will set aside a room as a study. Even if the area is small, they will set aside an area in the living room as a place to study and work, separated by bookcases, cabinets, curtains, etc.

How to arrange a customized bookcase made of fir ecological board in a study to better reflect the owner's personality and connotation is a matter of great learning. The editor will answer your questions based on actual cases:

Introduction of fir core ecological board:

Chinese fir is a common, affordable, and durable wood in our daily lives. Eco-friendly boards are a popular new type of board material. These boards, with a core made of Chinese fir blockboard, combine the advantages of both Chinese fir and blockboard. Compared to other eco-friendly boards based on particleboard and moisture-proof board, Chinese fir eco-friendly boards' natural wood properties meet the requirements of natural ecological boards. They are lightweight, have good nail holding power, are not easily deformed, are strong, offer sound absorption and thermal insulation properties, and are exceptionally resistant to wear, corrosion, acid, and alkali.

Generally speaking, the walls and ceiling of a study should be elegant, bright, and soft colors, such as light blue, light beige, or light green. Floors should be wood or carpeted, and the walls should preferably be made of shell powder, a sound-absorbing material, to create a tranquil study.

The material of curtains is generally light-colored gauze curtains that can block light and have a sense of transparency. High-end soft blinds are more effective. Strong sunlight will become warm and comfortable when refracted through the curtains.

The furniture in a study consists primarily of desks and bookcases, ensuring ample storage space for books. The ideal depth between bookcases is 30 cm. Excessive depth wastes material and space, and makes accessing books inconvenient. The shelves and dividers of bookcases can be adjusted to suit the size of the books.

The function and division of a study vary from person to person. Bookcases and desks can be arranged parallel to each other, placed vertically, or connected at either end or in the middle of a bookcase to create a reading or writing area. This versatility in study form alters its shape and style, keeping it fresh and engaging.

For a large study, a set of bookcases along the wall can be used as the background, with a unique desk in front, reflecting the study's sensitivity and sense of progress. For a slightly larger study, a bookcase made of fir ecological board of varying heights can be used as the main theme of the study.

The size and investment of a study generally depend on the room's dimensions, the owner's occupation, social status, and the size of their collection. If the room is limited, you can expand it. The choice also depends on the owner's financial capacity. Generally speaking, a study should be practical and simple, not necessarily requiring a large investment.