DESIGNING A STUDY ROOM | An Architect Explains

A Study is used for Studying, Writing, Reading, Using the Computer, Storage of files, Books and as a Library. Sometimes, in smaller houses, a Study is also used as a Bedroom by a teenager or pre-adolescent child or an adult. The planning considerations include size and type of furniture, space allowance, clearance and space around the furniture for movement, storage space for books, files, clothes, etc. The Furniture in a study room typically includes, a desk or a computer table, a chair and in addition a single bed or twin bed and bedside table. An Architect explains all these considerations…..

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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | HOME OFFICES | An Architect Explains

There are many advantages in working from a Home Office such as saving the costs of renting a commercial space, commute to work, childcare, cost of clothes etc. Since it is a business setup, people are turning to Vastu Shastra, to ensure good output, increased profit and efficiency in work by its employees, which in turn will be beneficial for the Owner. An Architect explains these Vastu guidelines scientifically…….

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INTERIOR DESIGN OF A STUDY/HOME OFFICE | An Architect Explains

Whether you have a dedicated home office room or you’re hoping to create a work area in your home, a study space should be a functional area that’s organized, fun and above all, practical. Choose a desk that offers plenty of space to spread out your books. An Architect explains how to design a comfortable study room/home office……

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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | STUDY ROOM | An Architect Explains

The Study room, as the name suggests is used for studying or as a library or as a Home Office. Sometimes it is also used for Sleeping. The Study room should have a lot of natural light and quiet. Vastu Shastra lays down guidelines regarding the location, shape, furniture arrangement, colours, door and window positions in a study room. An Architect explains these Vastu guidelines scientifically…….

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