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Study inspiration for a WFH dream 

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Work from home in your own study nook. Whether it’s to spend your lunch break doing some home organisation or looking after your kids. Working from home makes life a little bit easier. Check out how our interior decorator Tarina @oh.eight.oh.nine styled some of our studies.

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The Foster study space (coastal inspired)

  • The desk drawers are from Ikea and the perfect teal colour for the coastal look
  • The desk chairs are a good neutral from fantastic furniture
  • The grey wall pinboard is from Bunnings and ties in perfectly with the chairs
  • To finish off the look get smaller items in teal, green, light wood and grey to bring the look together
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The Paisley study nook (neutrals inspired)

  • The draws are from Ikea so perfect for sticking to a budget
  • The LÅNGFJÄLL chairs are one of Tarinas favourites as they are solid and the fabric is versatile
  • The circle pinboards are from Siisti and are a great statement feature
  • Keep the decor items simple and cheap by shopping at places like Kmart, Target and Officeworks
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The Parker gamers hub (gamer inspired)

  • The gaming chairs are from Ikea and are sleek in design
  • The hexagon pin boards are from etsy so you can customise them to your colour scheme
  • The usb circular speakers are from JB HI-FI
  • Finish off the look with posters from your favourite games and some cool figurines
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