Design Story
The built-in storage frames the room while a central desk and lounge chair create distinct zones for reading and work.
Saturated color, dark timber, patterned textiles, and artful objects give the study a composed Oriental character.
Long-Arm Lamps Trace the Window Wall
Two extended floor lamps draw fine dark lines across the expansive glazing, delivering task light without sacrificing the city view. Their asymmetrical reach also connects the separate desk and lounge positions into one continuous office landscape.
A Bentwood Pause above the City
A molded timber lounge chair is turned toward the window to create a deliberate break from the desks. Its pale curved shell warms the red-brown frames and offers a more relaxed posture for reading or looking out.
Books Rise above Glass-Front Storage
Tall glass-front cabinetry and open timber shelving provide a structured library wall, while horizontal stacks of books extend the display upward. A single plant softens the grid and adds a living accent to the otherwise disciplined storage composition.
The Main Desk Faces an Open Library
The long timber desk sits between the red rug and the shelving wall, placing reference material within reach while maintaining open sightlines to the windows. A black task chair anchors the work position without disrupting the warm wood palette.
Two Work Modes across One Table
The broad desk accommodates a laptop station and a more open surface within a single clean span. A central book stack acts as a subtle divider, while matching dark chairs keep the shared arrangement visually coherent.
Red Upholstery Carries Color to the Window Edge
A close view of the red seating shows how the room's strongest color is distributed in measured blocks. Black metal and the city grid temper the saturation, keeping the effect sophisticated.
