Last Updated on September 9, 2025
With school back in session, the need for a functional space designed to facilitate learning is crucial. Setting up your home to create a fun classroom environment doesn’t have to cost a fortune–most parents have had tons of success from browsing the dollar aisles at Target.
Struggling with how to set up a designated homework spot in your home? We’ve rounded up our favorite spaces below to give you some inspiration.
6 homework spaces we love
Tired of having your kids spread out 5 million papers all over the kitchen table? Even if you don’t have a room you can convert to a homework space, you can still squeeze in a functional set-up in the corner of a bedroom, kitchen or living room. Baskets, bins, clear storage trays, rolling carts and lockers will really help to organize the space, while keeping it tidy. Keep scrolling to see if any of these adorable distance learning stations work for your home.
A simple desk with some filing cabinets for storage, cork boards, cute chairs and fun artwork make this in-home learning environment fun!
A long hallway can easily be transformed into a homework nook!
We love this beautiful space, perfectly suited for the teenager in your life!
This homework set up only requires an empty wall and can easily be folded away if needed!
Sometimes all you need is a catch all zone to store everything required to make homework easier. A rolling cart works perfectly for this need.
An unused closet is the perfect spot for a teen homework station!
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