Painting the Perfect Study Space

Though the amount of virtual learning that children are doing has certainly decreased since the height of lockdowns and quarantines, the pandemic has truly taught us the importance of having places to work and study inside the home. If you have a spare room or an area that you use for this purpose, it’s a good idea to paint it and prepare it to be a solid work environment.

If you set up your room comfortably and make it look and feel like a place to study and work, you’ll have a much easier time focusing and getting things done. This process starts with paint.

Paint Colors that Promote Academic Success

When it comes to choosing a paint color for your room, did you know that the color you choose can have an affect on your mood and how well you work? It’s true.

There are a few options that you may want to consider for your study room to promote academic success.

For instance, red has been shown to improve concentration and focus while blue is generally seen as more relaxing. Green also has a calming effect while yellow can spark creativity.

When you’re thinking of painting, take some time to consider the type of people you or your children are and the kind of work you will be doing. Each person is different, and each person has their own style of working. If you find that you or your child gets distracted easily, choosing a color like red can help you focus. However, if you’re a more anxious person, this probably won’t work for you. Green or blue would be better choices in these situations.

Once you’ve considered the type of person you are and what would help you focus, you can then use colors that will promote success and inspire you to work harder.

Accent Chalkboard, Whiteboard and Magnetic Wall

Whether you’re creating a study space for your children or a home office for yourself, it’s a good idea to have a wall to work out problems and get creative with your work. It could be a great idea to paint a wall with chalkboard paint or magnetic paint so you can use it to write notes, solves problems, and get things done.

A chalkboard, whiteboard, or magnetic wall is perfect for organization as well. You can write down your schedule, cross off assignments as you complete them, and much more. It’s a great way to turn the space into a productivity center.

Neutral Furniture

It’s often a good idea to use neutral furniture in a study area or office. When you choose muted colors for the chairs, desks, and other pieces in the room, you can express your personality with the other parts, such as the walls. Choosing neutral furniture also means that you don’t have to worry about what matches with what. You can focus on having a few key design elements and then use furniture that is function and comfortable without having to be concerned about whether it fits into the theme of the room.

Stain Resistant Paint



If you’re looking for spare room ideas and have decided to turn the space into a study area for your children, stain resistant paint is a must. Your kids will likely be spending a lot of time in there, moving around, writing, drawing, eating, and more. Choosing a stain-resistant paint

If you’re looking to create a new study room or if you just want to give an existing room a more academic focus, we can help. The team at Jacobsen Brothers Painting has years of experience and the skill and talented need to get the job done right. Call us at 303-449-3239 or contact us online to book an appointment.