Interior Design Ideas For Home Offices

Many people prefer their working space to be simple and inoffensive so that they can focus on their computer and the task at hand. A simple and clean room with a striking feature wall brings fun and interest to a room but won’t distract from working.

Horizontal Beetlejuice style stripes add personality to an otherwise soft and bland workspace (athomeinlove.com)

If you’re looking for a smooth office with no distractions but something that still has contemporary finesse and style, get yourself a modern office that uses clean lines, natural materials, and glossy surfaces.

Match your technology to your surroundings for a seamless finish (mobilehomeliving.com)

Working from home either full-time or part-time can be difficult without a dedicated space. However, it isn’t always simple to create a dedicated office space in a smaller home where all rooms are occupied.

Build your own garden office using old containers. This requires an investment, but you can reap the benefits of quiet privacy (buzzfeed.com)
A small pop out office with intelligent storage and minimal floor space provides everything needed in a home office (mobilehomeliving.com)

Storage and display space are crucial factors of home offices, but can be difficult to provide if space is limited. Pinboards, whiteboards, and intelligent organisation is key to providing the best office for you, but the solution depends on your working style and job role.

Use surrounding wall space and dedicated folders and spaces to neatly organise your work and space (weheartit.com)
A corkboard feature wall is great for creative workers who need space to display thoughts and ideas as they develop (thatkindofwoman.tumblr.com)

A contemporary and glamorous office if perfect if you need if you regularly host meetings from home and our image is important to you. Chandelier style lighting, lots of relevant but perfectly styled displays and striking furniture will help you achieve a flawlessly attractive working space.

Lots of light and reflective surfaces add glitter and sparkle to an office (canadianhometrends.com)
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