We’re revisiting eight of our favourite space-saving study nooks that provide the perfect, pint-sized area to work.
When short on space, study nooks can be an innovative solution to integrating a workspace into the kitchen, living room or bedroom. Where a separate study can often be a luxury, these eight study nooks prove that a dedicated workspace can be possible, regardless of the spatial constraints.
At a time where many of us are working from home, join us as we delve deeper into an edit of standout study nooks that are sure to inspire your home office setup.
The Cloche Lamp for Hay provides much-needed task lighting in the workspace.
Bischoff Residence by Tom Mark Henry
In the Bischoff Residence by Tom Mark Henry and Unfold Architecture, the study nook is cleverly integrated in the bedroom cabinetry. It features a Cloche Lamp for Hay and pop of colour in the Pierre Paulin Moulin Armchair from Alm and art on display.
Bronte Residence by Lane & Grove
With stunning vistas of Bronte Beach, this light-filled study nook by Lane & Grove features a streamlined timber wall-mounted desk; an enviable space to read and work.
The Harbour Chair with Swivel Base in a tanned leather upholstery by Menu.
The tranquil study nook honours the Cover Chair by Muuto.
Seville Estate by Welcome to Here
In the picturesque Yarra Valley, the Seville Estate by Welcome to Here is the renovation of a 1970s family homestead into a boutique weekend getaway. Welcome to Here worked with local craftsmen to produce custom joinery throughout the home, including the sunny study nook.
A Mid-Century Sensation by Mim Design
Originally designed by renowned modernist architect Harry Ernest, this Caulfield family home was in need of a significant refresh. Revived by architect Ben Robertson in collaboration with Mim Design, this compact study space fuses walnut wooden cabinetry with playful hues of electric blue.
The Menu Afteroom Dining Chair 4 in Black adds to the moody palette of this study nook.
Malvern East by Made by Cohen & Penny Kinsella Architects
Made by Cohen and Penny Kinsella Architects designed a dark and moody living space in their Malvern East project. Here charcoal custom cabinetry creates a distinguished study nook, contrasting with the light timber flooring.
Flinders Family Farm by Sally Caroline
Flinders Family Farm by Sally Caroline is the relaxed weekender for an inner-city residing family. Situated next to a large window, Sally Caroline has made use of an awkward corner with the addition of this study nook, combining minimal grey shelves with tan leather.
The study nook features the Wastberg W102 Chipperfield light.
BBW House by Tecture
In the BBW House by Tecture, a study nook is integrated into the family living space, creating the perfect kids’ workspace. A pastel blue Lampe De Marseille, designed by Le Corbusier for Nemo provides task lighting in the generous study space, alongside an &tradition Elefy JH28 chair by Jaime Hayon.
Ivanhoe Home by Doherty Design Studio
Eclectic, eye-catching details are dotted throughout the Ivanhoe Home, testament to Doherty Design Studio’s signature flair. Bright blue is a recurring theme consistent throughout the home, visible in the unique study nook, complete with an iconic Frank Gehry Wiggle Chair and Snoopy Table Lamp for Flos.
Crafting a Quality Family Home with Wellard Architects | Photography by Derek Swalwell
