Wednesday, February 29, 2012



Ideal Study Space

Imagine a room with wood floor making it easy for any chair with wheels to glide from one side to the other especially a customized lazyboy recliner made especially for working on any task. This chair would be equipped with the greatest pencil sharpener whole puncher wireless mouse that is hooked up to the two enormous flat screen monitors that make up one of the four walls. These two flat screens make typing essays, reports and blog posts as easy as possible. There are also compartments attached to this chair for storage and placed in one of the many storage compartments is a remote that controls not only the large monitors but three fans that hang from the ceiling for when it gets hot and the heater that is directed towards the object that the next button controls which is a desk that is as wide as one of the entire walls. This desk is automatically collapsible to make room for other activities and projects and because it is attached to the wall it does not have legs to keep it up. This allows more leg room which makes whoever is studying much more comfortable. The main points to this study space are comfort, simplicity, and organization. Comfort has already been explained, the simplicity comes with the amount of furniture in the room. The only furniture in the entire room is the desk and the chair. The walls are painted a light grey that is not too bright and not too dark to maintain a professional style. The desk is white and has two led lights built into it so that when projects that concern drawing or tracing come up they can be done with ease. The entire ceiling is also made up of lights making no one part of the room darker or brighter than the other. Going back to the simple colors in the room the lazyboy is made up of actual wood with a nice shiny clear coat finish and black leather, again to make it look simple and professional. The remote I spoke about previously would also have a button on it that would deal specifically with two windows. One window is located on one wall and takes up the entire upper half and the other is on the opposite wall with the same dimensions. These are placed in this way so that once you decide to roll the windows down you get a nice air flow that goes straight through the center of the room. You can also control the blinds and tell them whether to be shut or open or up or down. My last edition to this great dream work space would be artwork all around hung up on the walls that aren’t being used. These pieces of work would be my own, pieces that I myself have created. They would be beautiful vibrant pieces that I can change without taking them down I can move them around my wall like an app on an ipad.


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