Design ideas for study area

9 years ago

Hi, here is the plan for our loft conversion. On the left of the plan, shaded in grey under the velux windows and measuring 2974 x 3325 is the area we plan to use for a study/work area. This will be accessed via wardrobe doors that will be part of a run of wardrobes along the wall in front measuring 5082.
I'm not great at visualising the space from plan and need help with designing what can go in the study space and how it might look. This will be used by me and my husband rather than kids. Thanks in advance!

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