Wherever you decide to integrate your office or study area, there are four basic design principles that you should follow to make the space work.
In a dual-purpose room you effectively have two layouts. So it's important that they both work. Any plans for layout are inevitably constrained by the size and shape of the room itself.
It is a good idea with an awkward shaped space to cut out paper templates of the major pieces of furniture that you're going to put in the room. That way you can see space that something like a sofa bed will take up, both open and folded away. This will enable you to clearly decide the focus of the room and the most efficient placing of the item to maximise space.
In a dual-purpose room you have to plan layouts for both functions, so some spaces will have double uses. Office clutter should be cleverly concealed at night.
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