Simple tips and tricks to deck up a study table

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Everybody has those sweet and notorious high school memories, which were captured in slam books, photo-frames, diaries and between the textbook pages. These are something all of us have piled up as a huge collection in the locker or pasted the mysterious ones on the bulletin board near the study table. Funny notes, photographs and other scrapes always make us smile every time we see them.
A study table is the only place where we stash our secret notes from the school days and flaunt some of them either on the top of the table or make them revolve around it. And why not? After all, these are the only things that are required to adorn the study area apart from the boring textbooks. Who says your desk should own the load of books and papers only? Here you can see how to make smart use of washi tapes, peg boards, stackable shelves, decoupage ways and likewise to style the desk area in a more creative manner.
1. Spruce up the wall against the table: Many times, we turn a blind eye to the walls, but they do offer an ample amount of vertical space. When you arrange your desk, utilise the wall space against the furniture units to draw the eyes upward. Affix cascading images or any animated character you like the most on the wall. It will make your table space look catchier.

2. Keep up the visual balance: If you have the table hutch attached to the unit, you are sorted by anything you want to put. Shelves do most of the sorting when it comes to storing things. For example, place your books in one box, stationary in other and all other assorted stuff in different sections. Create a visual balance of your decorations.

3. Hang a pegboard: Instead of the traditional bulletin boards, hang pegboards that can manage your itsy-bitsy things like scissors, rulers, etc. They not only save the space on the table but are also the unorthodox pieces to flaunt a chic look around.

4. Coat the table and chair with colourful hues: Give a break to the walls now and look at the study table and chair. The usual and monotonous shade of wood on the table can be changed into a jolly platform when colours are splashed over. Paint your table surface and the chair with any colour you like. You can also include textures to the top area by adding a thick glass with the same size as the desk and put notes, drawings and other artworks beneath it. Whenever you start your studying sessions, these little buddies will make you smile.

5. Make the area look lively with photographs and inspirational images: Frames are expensive. Yes, they are. However, theres one cheap alternative with which you can make beautiful frames and add inspirational quotes inside. Lets talk about washi tapes. These low budget, fancy tapes can be used for various purposes and make your study desk funky