Home working desk ideas
55 Ingenious Home Office Desk Ideas and Designs — RenoGuide
Marj Licos
Marj Licos
On this day and age of electronic use, a home office is already a necessity. However, a room or a large space for it is no longer a requisite to setting up a home office. A small office is more in line with the current dynamic lifestyles and smaller gadget designs. The biggest element and space-hugger of an office, the desk, is also the indispensable aspect of the room. However, the bulky office desk has also evolved to adapt to the present lifestyle and use. See below for our collection of the most ingenious and beautiful home office desk ideas and designs you can steal!
1. Very Rustic Industrial
The combination of black steel frames and wood tops give this office desk an edgy yet appealing rustic industrial look. Thick butcher’s block tabletop gives a hint of farmhouse charm.
2. Modern Floating Desk
Smaller offices are in style. This wall and shelves home office features a floating shelf instead of a desk. Set against the wall, the design is space-efficient and modern. Just add a couple of sleek chairs and you’re set.
3. Drawer Organiser
Drawer organisers help to keep work efficient by having a specific space for all your office items – no time lost searching for odd items like a pen or scissors. It also keeps the clutter contained and looks good too!
4. Blue Wall Boxes
This modern and hip home office is made of box shelves in bright blue shades. It also features a floating shelf for its desk. The natural shade of the concrete wall serves as a cool backdrop for the office.
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Modern ScandinavianA gorgeous mix of industrial, minimalist and mid-century modern looks. The black metal sawhorse base looks edgy, while the white tabletop is sleek and modern. Trendy and functional!
6. Glass Elegance
Elegant, posh and beautiful. The stainless-steel X-shaped legs complement its glass top. This home office desk is perfect for the perfectionists. No hidden nooks, just the sheer elegance of glass.
7. Underlit Shelves
Wall and shelves offices can get a boost in efficiency and design from underlighting. Adding LED or recessed lighting under the shelves will define the space and provide illumination where it is needed.
8. Table and Nature
Stop dreaming of working outdoor when you can create a home office that will let you work with nature. This stripped-down office features a wood-topped table and glass walls that let natural lighting and views in.
9. T-Shaped Desk
This collaborative home office desk is ideal for partners who want the autonomy of a private zone and the interaction of a common space. The T-shape desk can easily accommodate guests or other members of the family.
10. The Built-in Office
Instead of a room with a desk and chair, this home office design is more similar to closet cabinetry. All the elements – storage, desk, lighting and other accessories are all built-in. The work desk comes in the form of an alcove with drawers and lights.
11. Modern Farmhouse
Sturdy, rustic, charming. This white and wood home office table features the classic X-shaped table legs and the plain solid wood tabletop. A gorgeous mix of efficiency and charms.
12. Fabulous Grey
This showstopper of a home office comes with prominent grey tones including its dark grey wood and steel office desk.
The sleek design includes a smooth top and a panel of drawers on one side. The fabulous chandelier and beautiful marble floors complete the luxurious look of the room.
13. Steel Minimalist
No superfluous, just the essentials. This extreme minimalist home office design features a dark grey welded steel office desk with a matching chair. The clean top and lines leave no room for clutter, fuss and fluff.
14. Rustic Transitional
Elegant, functional and sensible home office design. This lovely home office features all the good things – dark wood desktop and cabinet doors, Yale blue table with golden accents, ample storage and a wall of bricks.
15. The U Office
When you need a lot of workspaces, this U-shaped office desk is for you. You’ll have an area for writing, for the computer, drawing and even for collab work – all accessible with a turn of your chair.
16. Wire Slots
The myriad of gadgetry we use today also comes with the unsightly tangle of wires. Adding wire slots to your office desk is an ingenious idea, it will hide the clutter of wires while you keep your gadgets on the table.
17. Black Minimalist
The alcove office concept is popular because of its practicality and space-saving features. This modern alcove office is stripped to the basics – desk, chair, shelves and a filing drawer. The black theme gives the space a dramatic goth look, while the light wood tone of the desk keeps the space cheerful.
18. Ladder Office
Small, efficient, mobile. When all of your work is on your computer, you don’t need much office space. This delightful and practical home office in a ladder already features a desk, storage drawers and shelves. And it can be easily moved from one room to another.
19. The Hallway Workstation
When you work a lot form home, you’ll need a comfortable space to work where you can also be ‘home’. This hallway workstation is right in the middle of the house. The desk is an extension of the kitchen counter but is defined by dividers, specific lighting and a glass wall.
20. White Corner
This chic and bright white home office features an L-shaped desk. The ample space of the desk allows its user to separate the working or thinking area from the consulting or collaboration side.
21. Wall-Mounted Floating Desk
Space or the lack of it is no longer an issue when setting up a home office. This tiny home office consists only of a wall-mounted floating wooden desk, which you can put away when not in use and a wire mesh panel where you can clip on notes, reminders and even hang plants.
22. Two-tone Scandinavian
When you need more table space for a second person or more work, just add in another table. No need to throw away your existing office desk. This Scandinavian-style home office shows how to work a two-table desk beautifully.
23. Desk Organisers
Contain the clutter, improve efficiency and keep your office looking nice and clean. This desktop organiser keeps office items out of the way and within easy reach. No more phones, pens, keys and notepads cluttering your desk!
24. Hushed Elegance
The quiet elegance of this home office design is apparent on its focal point, a beautiful office desk. The stripped-down styling didn’t hide the luxurious finishes, top-of-the-line materials and the impeccable craftsmanship poured into the making of the table.
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Modern ExecutiveThis urbane home office holds the same imposing air as that of the old Victorian home offices but also evokes a jaunty modern look of today’s relaxed executives. The modern touch is brought in by the sleek modern industrial office desk.
26. A Flip-Away Office
Your home office can be as minuscule as a wall cabinet. This home workstation can be hidden away from plain sight by just flipping the desk, which doubles as the ‘cabinet door’. The tiny but complete home office includes a worktable, shelves and even a drawer for storage.
27. Impressive Black
Imposing, modern, minimalist. The all-black theme of this home office is relieved by the bright and light-toned wood floor. The minimalist design of the black desk highlights its clean lines and no-fuss look – just the tabletop and a chest of drawers on one side.
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The Office NookCreative planning and efficient design can turn an odd nook into your home office. The office desk is replaced by a counter on two sides. Shelves for storage are installed on the upper walls to keep them out of the way.
29. The Modern Minimalist
Sleek, modern and striking! Everything in this home office is in this floating desk. The base of the structure holds a secret compartment and includes power sockets and organisers. The top part is made of sleek wood and slides off to open the storage compartment underneath.
30. Loft Counter
The loft is a great location for a home office. While the location allows you a vantage point of the house, it also affords the users privacy and seclusion. To maximise space usage, install a counter instead of adding an office desk.
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L-Shaped Modern DeskThis modern office desk features warm wood tops and black steel frames. The combination of wood and steel gives a striking industrial and rustic look. Work efficiency is enhanced by the extra workspace, while clutter is contained by the ample shelving.
32. Office in a Closet
Convert a closet into this hideaway home office. Use a middle shelf as the desk and the upper shelves for storage. Located in the middle of the house, you can still afford privacy by installing a sliding barn door, which will hide away the office at a moment’s notice.
33. Modern White Chippendale
You can DIY this modern white Chippendale office table. With patience and advanced woodworking skills, one can easily create the iconic slat design for the table’s ends. Keep it classy by making the rest of the table plain and simple.
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Nordic WhiteThis white Scandinavian home office design features the cool icy shade of the north. Black touches on the rug, a potted plant and black accents relieve the starkness of white. The white minimalist desk is supported by a sawhorse base on one side and by the cabinets on the other.
35. Swing-Out Desk
When you don’t have the luxury of space or just need a desk for all your home office work, this hassle-free swing-out desk is perfect for you. Swing it out when needed, put it away during the house party – quick and easy.
36. A Window Counter
Setting up your home office is as quick as installing a counter next to a glass window. The location is favourable as it lets you enjoy optimum lighting and great views! Just add in a chair and some shelves for storage.
37. Tinted Glass Desk
Classy, elegant and modern.
This tinted glass desk is sleek and will fit right into any urbane, modern and minimalist interiors. The smoky glass tint evokes a mysterious and edgy vibe. Complement the table with a comfy white bucket seat and a minimalist patterned rug.
38. Pine Magnificence
Rustic at its most elegant. Strong rustic elements come from the classy wood pieces – shelves, exposed beams and the pine desk on iron sawhorse bases. Three drawers provide ample storage, while the classic studded leather chair brings in regal dominance.
39. Glass and Chrome
Clean, neat, modern. The clean chrome-finished metal base matches the chair’s swivel base and complement the clear glass top. The trestle style desk features a wide glass top where you can spread out your work—or add up extra chairs for collab work or an impromptu dinner party.
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The Corner DeskThis creatively designed corner desk makes the most out of that awkward corner space. The ergonomic design features a curved centre, making movements and use more comfortable. You can use the walls for storage and/or display.
41. Living Room Counter
You can set up a home office even in smallest apartments. The strategic location of this counter makes it an ideal office desk for smaller homes and apartments. All you need for an office is a long table, a chair and a few feet of space at the back of the living room.
42. Solid Black
Imposing and sleek, efficient and stunning. This solid black office desk comes with an impressive square leg design and spacious smooth top. Its all-black hue can highlight a brightly coloured room or a minimalist interior perfectly.
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Dazzling GoldElegance at its finest. The simplicity of the design underscores the muted magnificent of golden pieces – the chair, the chandelier, the shelving and the desk. With such elegant and luxurious pieces, you don’t need much else.
44. Japanese Flush Drawers
This office desk with flush drawers is a great example of the impeccable Japanese carpentry. The barely noticeable drawers fit perfectly and are designed for convenience and function. The clever minimalist woodworking includes holes for opening instead of handles.
45. Glass Wall Counter
Don’t let a magnificent view from your house go to waste. Enjoy it everyday by setting up your home office right where you can see it. This home office features a counter for a desk, set up next to a glass wall overlooking a craggy beach. Great view and work motivator!
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The Invisible DeskThis airy, barely-there office desk is surprisingly spacious and efficient. The L-shaped desk offer ample workspaces. Complement the invisible glass desk with minimalist interiors and elegant accents.
47. Magnificent Marble
The highlight of this luxurious home office interiors is its magnificent office desk. The intriguing design features a wide tabletop made out of a marble slab resting on three pedestals – a square marble, a black tubular and a golden rectangle. Posh and fascinating!
48. Sit and Stand Desk
Sitting for long stretches of time is unhealthy. This sit and stand desk features an adjustable desk that you can lower to normal height when sitting down or pull up when standing up. You can even place the desk next to a treadmill, which will allow you to walk while working!
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Dark Grey AlcoveAlcove home offices are popular because of its space-saving design. This dark grey home office is modern, urbane and classy. The clean minimalist lines are efficient, while the upper wall location of the storage cabinets allow the lower half of the office ample work area or space.
50. Doubled Spaces
This tandem home office design is best for couples, kids’ study station or for apartment roommates. The space-saving design features a long desk divided into two separate workspaces by a shelf, which also serves as a storage and organiser.
51. Wall Organiser
Clear your desk with stuff and clutter by adding this sleek and handy wall organiser. The wire mesh wall organiser can be installed in minutes and comes with different pockets for various storage needs.
52. Easy DIY Desk
This DIYed office desk has great looks and personality to fill a room! The rustic gleam of the varnished wood is complemented with industrial touches from its black metal frame and accents.
Get creative with repurposing wood!
53. Wood and Resin
Stunning, beautiful, unique. This incredible engineering highlights the beautiful patterns and grains of the wood. Using resin to fill in the uneven edges creates a spectacular finish. A gorgeous and timeless table design.
54. Under the Stairs Nook
No room for a desk? No problem. You can use the awkward space under your stairs and convert it into a centrally located home office nook. A built-in desk is ideal so you can design it according to the space and your needs.
55. Socket and Charging Hub
This discreet socket and charging hub can help a lot in managing wires, increasing accessibility and keeping your office desk neat and clear of clutter. It comes with a cover that you can easily pop out when using the outlets and close when not needed.
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8 Home Office Desk Ideas to Bring Your Workspace to the Next Level – Vevano
By the Vevano Home TeamNovember 8, 2021
By the Vevano Home Team
When you work from home, the office desk you use can make or break the workday. Pick the wrong one, and you could end up with stacks of paper, clutter, and frustration. Place it in the wrong spot, and you could end up feeling disorganized, distracted, and inefficient. If you want to improve your work environment, we suggest choosing the best desk for your needs from desks like these:
Where to Place Your Home Office Desk
The placement of your home office desk plays a critical role in the look and feel of the room, in addition to your productivity and efficiency.
There are plenty of factors to take into consideration when deciding on home office desk ideas. These factors include the size of your room, where you need to face, your tendency to distractibility, and whether others share your office space or whether the room is your workspace alone.
Small home office desk ideas include utilizing a minimalist desk and furniture that can serve multiple purposes, such as a shorter filing cabinet that allows you to utilize the open space on top for file organization.
Home office corner desk ideas get a bit trickier if you want to face the rest of the room. If you’re content to face one of the walls that form the corner, then you would benefit greatly from an L shaped desk that provides plenty of storage and organizational space thanks to the room for drawers and desk space adjoining the area where you place your computer.
If you share an office space, then you’ll need to utilize double desk home office ideas. There are a variety of ways to place your double desk setup, from sandwiching them back-to-back if you have limited space or placing them side by side if you need to be close.
In larger offices, you might want to place them on opposite sides of the room to give the illusion of a separate workspace.
Home office desk setup ideas will vary depending on how much paperwork you have, how organized you like to be, and whether you need space for organization or if you prefer a more minimalist setup. Desk drawers will naturally provide room for paperwork and file organization. A minimalist desk will mean that you either have no hardcopy files floating around or you use a filing system, like a modern filing cabinet.
How you set up your office space is a deeply personal decision based on the space you have, your personal preference for organization and aesthetics, and your need for efficiency. A small desk will naturally fit better in a smaller office space while a corner or L shaped home office desk is more ideal for larger offices. If you’re looking for home office ideas for a unique space, consider drawing out the floor plan of your office and sketching different arrangements to decide which you like the best.
Top 8 Functional and Beautiful Home Office Desks
The Irish Desk in Matte Black is ideal if you need a computer desk that features plenty of room on top and storage space below. For traditional, transitional, or classic spaces, you can’t go wrong with this gorgeous, reclaimed wood matte black desk. It features four drawers (two of which are ideal for file storage), two pull-out writing panels, and an inlaid leather top.
If you need a desk idea that provides a good pop of decor, positions you as a power player, and inspires a sense of an established CEO, then this is the desk you’ll want to have at home.
The midcentury modern Tucker Desk in Oil Rubbed Bronze is perfect for a small space, like a converted guest room that now functions as a home office. One of the things we love about this desk is how much storage space it has. It contains a whopping five drawers, providing you with plenty of storage space. Need a secretary desk? Look no further than this piece of modern home office furniture.
If you’re looking for a modern home office idea, this desk design should pair perfectly with your existing mid-century decor. The walnut face and oil rubbed bronze drawer pulls look sleek and sophisticated, while the iron legs add a contemporary floating desk vibe to complete your home office design. Add in a modern office chair, and you’ll have an office furniture pairing that provides you with a writing desk that any work-from-home employee or business owner would love.
Are you looking for industrial-style office furniture? If so, you don’t want to pass up the Shadow Desk in Black. This desk perfectly combines an eclectic mix of art and design, giving you a workspace with a glass enclosure on top for knickknacks, mementos, awards from the office, drawings from your children, or unique items that create a visual statement. Then, the two drawers provide space for office supplies on the top and file storage on the bottom.
Matte black metal, brass knobs, and a glass shadow top create a one-of-a-kind work space for any small home office.
Pair the Sampson Desk in Antique Brass with offices that are styled with a rustic, farmhouse, modern, or industrial vibe. This desk is functional decor that is as stunning as it is practical. The iron legs feature a diamond design that works well as a modern desk, while the greyed oak desktop can fit in with any office idea from a rustic design to an industrial setting.
Three drawers with antique brass drawer pulls provide enough storage space for office supplies to ensure that you’ll never have a messy desk. If placed against a wall, you’ll have a blank canvas of wall space to accent your work space and finish off your ideal home office setup.
Modern, farmhouse, and rustic-styled office spaces need this beautiful, simple French-inspired Palma Desk in Whitewash. The entire piece, from desk surface to legs, is made from reclaimed elm and whitewashed to provide character. Two pullout leaves, one on either side, create extra room when you need more space or provide you with an additional area for storage, writing, or organizing.
Though this isn’t a completely white desk, it will certainly fit in with an office space that uses white as a dominant theme. The desk surface shows the gorgeous natural lines of the wood, and the whole design inspires a sense of creativity. You’ll also maximize your floor space with this desk, as the sleek X-shaped legs and supporting bar in the back take up very little space.
If you’re looking for a unique desk idea that can fit in well with a dining room turned office space, look no further than the Lauren Desk in Warm Brown. This mid-century desk is inspired by the classic lawyer’s desk with its storage space, simple build, and mix of wood and metal. Four drawers provide plenty of storage space, with three smaller drawers on the right side and one deep file drawer on the left.
The floating shelf desktop and simple legs give this desk the appearance of being a wall mounted desk when placed against a wall. When placed away from the wall with space around it, it presents a unique appearance with mid-century flair and style.
All you need now is a home office chair and you’ll be set.
This is a perfect small desk for bedroom office spaces thanks to its minimalist design and clean look. Farmhouse, rustic, and industrial-styled spaces can all benefit from placing this desk in the home office space.
As opposed to the floating shelf office desk, it’s minimal in form and function, so you’ll need a separate area for file storage. There is plenty of desk space, however, for organizing files, working on your laptop, and keeping notebooks and folders nearby.
While this isn’t a live edge desk, the concrete desktop creates a unique and rustic appearance that is second to none. If you plan on placing this desk in a common room, utilize rustic living room furniture nearby to create a dynamic look and feel.
Creating the Office of Your Dreams
Creating an office that maximizes your space, creates an efficient area for productivity and high output, and encourages creativity doesn’t have to be impossible.
Rather, with the right desk, you can achieve all of that and more with added storage and interesting designs.
Before you’re ready to purchase your new office furniture, consider how you need it to function, what style you want the desk to fit in with, and where you want to place it. Desk placement can make or break your ability to concentrate in a home office setting, especially if you need to place it in a common room, like the living room.
With the right placement, the number of drawers for storage space, and the desktop size that provides enough room to spread out or just enough area to maximize a small space, you’ll be cranking out projects, creating new designs, and reaching the top of your game in no time.
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10 original ways to organize your workplace at home - INMYROOM
Workspace place at home - the necessary space in almost every apartment.
But, unfortunately, not everyone has a separate office. That's why the question arises where to find and how to equip a workspace in a residential apartment so that it:
1. was convenient;
2. contained everything needed;
3. organically fit into the overall interior of the apartment.
To answer the question: how to organize a working place at home, you need to know a few rules for creating a comfortable space. nine0006
Regulations organizations
No. 1. First you need to decide how much you need places and what will be included in this zone. If you are sitting at a computer, then it will suit you small computer table. If it deals with papers or books, then you need to think in advance where you put these accessories so that they always were at hand.
#2. Look at your apartment and see if there is space suitable for the working area. If there is, then you will only have select the desired desktop design places in the apartment.
If there is no such zone, try to make a permutation. nine0006
#3. Be sure to consider how the light on your table: from a window, from lighting fixtures, etc. Think you can whether you install and connect the lamp in such a way that you do not suffer then from lack of light.
#4 . If you decide to organize a workplace at home, then its design should not go against the overall interior of your apartment or room.
Single room
The best option would be a separate room. Then you can decorate the room the way you want. Install the required number of racks, use the table of the dimensions you need, arrange an additional seating area by placing a small sofa or easy chair. nine0006
B living room
In today's world, not everyone has the opportunity organize your workspace in a separate room. As a rule, for these goals have to be done in one of the living rooms, for example, in the living room. For so that the working area is organically inscribed in the total area of \u200b\u200bthe living room, you need to think about the design of the desktop, racks and shelves that you will need.
You can separate the space with the help of partitions or large floor racks that will become and partition, and a place to store the necessary things. nine0006
B bedroom
If your family members can interfere with you in the living room, then the bedroom is a more secluded place. Here it is necessary to fence off the area for sleeping. To do this, just hang a curtain between the bed and the table, put partition or install a canopy.
In the kitchen
proximity to a stove or sink will become dangerous for equipment or documents. Therefore, you can zone the kitchen with floor racks or use double table: on one side - written, on the other - kitchen. nine0006
On the balcony
As a rule, in each the apartment has balconies, but often they are used as storage space unnecessary things. You can use the balcony in a more useful way and make him in his office. But before that, it is necessary to insulate and glaze it in order to use It was possible not only in summer, but also in winter.
Underfloor heating and quality windows will make a balcony comfortable place to work. The dimensions of the table and shelves must be selected based on the size of the balcony, try to use all the free space in order to to put things in there. A huge plus of this room is that there is a lot of light and fresh air, and working in such an environment is much nicer. nine0006
In the pantry
Organize work the space in the pantry is lighter than on the balcony, because there is no need to insulate and to carry out additional heating devices, but it is necessary to show more creativity. Pantry rooms are usually smaller than balconies, but they are usually have doors that allow you to separate this area from the rest of the residential space.
You can install a small table in the pantry, and leave the rest of the place under the shelves and additional storage organizers. For finishing in the pantry, choose light colors and think about the lighting system. Unlike the balcony, here you will not be able to use natural light, so install some lighting appliances.
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Options accommodation
We offer your Here are some original ideas for desktop, which will help to competently organize the zone, while not taking up a lot of space.
In a niche
In many apartments there are wall niches, they are usually taken away for decorative elements, but you can use it more practically: place there is a small desk and set a few shelves.
In the cabinet
Placing the table in the cabinet is a good option for those who do not have a closet. You can not only save space in your apartment, placing a table in the closet, but also hide your work area at the moment when you becomes necessary: simply by closing the cabinet doors. This placement idea is quite also successful because there will be enough space in the closet to clean necessary accessories. nine0006
Folding table
If you have a small apartment and need to save money space, then you can not buy a massive desk, but use a small folding. They are usually installed against walls and "recline" when necessary.
Window sill
Window space, usually does not perform any functions, but you can organize a working zone. The workplace by the window is continuation of the window sill, its increase. In this case, you will not lose square meters, but you will get excellent lighting and a comfortable place to work. Flowers that will organically fit into this space will help brighten it up. A workplace by the window can give you also a great view. nine0006
For two persons
If there are several people in the apartment who need workspace, you can organize a workplace for two. For this use, as a rule, long tables along one of the walls of the room. If you don't have such an opportunity, then you can resort to a more economical option, a table for two, separated by a rack. Thus, you organize your table and place for storage.
Interesting ideas
Wrong way to organize your workspace at home difficult as it may seem. nine0003 #1. In order to use room, fix shelves and small organizers on the walls to “unload” work surface.
#2. The printer can be installed not only on a table, but also on a fixed shelf, thus leaving it at hand, but freeing place to work at home.
#3. Use chalkboards to write down important ideas.
No. 4. Add flowers to your work area to help Refresh and revive the design of your space. nine0006
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Workplace in the interior of the apartment.
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Organization of a home office.
Home office: 75 photos - design of a workplace in an apartment, ideas on how to organize a work corner
In typical apartments, there is not always enough space for an ordinary standard-sized table - let alone a respectable office. We have to be content with the "mini" option. Creating a tiny work area (as in the photo) where you can sit in maximum comfort is not so easy. We are in a hurry to share decor ideas and unexpected solutions with you. nine0006
For the most hypnotic effect of viewing this article, we advise you to click on the first photo and go to full screen mode.
And then - flip through large pictures and enjoy our selection of interesting and spectacular work corners. On some photos you will find green labels that contain additional information about the items used in this interior. Under the photos you can find information about the project and the techniques and materials used.
Vera Tarlovskaya Interiors
1. Sunny accents
A monochromatic workplace won't look boring and featureless if you add a few juicy accents to it. For this purpose, choose rich yellow shades that will not only fill the room with a sunny mood, but also improve your concentration.
Studio Revolution
2. Scandinavian restraint
If you are used to the fact that creative chaos always reigns in the workplace of an apartment, learn from the Scandinavians the ability to find their place for every thing. The less chaos and mess there is on the surface of the table and shelves, the visually more spacious the room will look.
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Carolyn Reyes
3. Oriental flavor
The owner of this apartment didn't want the workplace to look too formal and office-like. A vintage hand-embroidered leather chair, a large exotic lamp, Turkish textiles, a colorful board for inspiration - and as a result, a small table has turned into a cozy corner where inspiration always hovers.
Dayka Robinson Designs
4. Versatility
For a small bedroom, the two-in-one option is perfect, when the workplace also doubles as a bedside cabinet. nine0006
5. Almost without legs
LAGO's top on transparent glass supports demonstrates the ability to float in the air. Undoubtedly, such an optical illusion will benefit any small space.
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6. Rational substitution
When there is very little space on the table surface and nowhere to stick a table lamp, you can always allocate a piece of space for a slender floor lamp next to the workspace.
It is best that it be articulated and fixed in different positions. nine0006
Kayla Pearson
7. In a black and black room
It's hard to believe, but the workplace in the apartment in the photo does not belong to the character of a gloomy detective, but to a young illustrator. Although, why not? After all, black walls will definitely not distract from work.
8. Mission Possible
As you can see, squeezing a countertop between two cabinets is a very doable task. Well, you can beat an empty wall the way the designers from the Duggan studio did it - with charming wallpaper with graceful flamingos. nine0006
Nanette Wong
9. Always on top
A regular shelf attached at just the right height paired with a bar stool is a great workstation for a mom with a small child.
Maria Killam
10. Not for claustrophobes
It is quite possible to arrange a chamber work area under the stairs, the main thing is to think over not only the design of the office, but also ergonomics, so as not to beat your head or hands on anything.
Olga Ashby Interiors
11. Right under the roof
It is sometimes difficult to find suitable furniture for the attic floor, but a small table with a chair will fit under the slope of the roof. In the case of this workplace, designer Olga Kulikovskaya decided to choose an unusual table with curly mirror inserts, which undoubtedly became the main highlight of the whole image and created an interesting visual effect.
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12. In search of inspiration
In order to keep your muse alive during the creative process, organize a small moodboard in front of you. An ordinary metal mesh from the nearest hardware or hardware store is perfect as a base. She certainly will not take away useful centimeters of the working area, but she will always tune in the right way. nine0006
Moon DESIGN
13. Instead of a window sill
A tiny narrow room with a wide work surface near the window turned out to be even more functional and comfortable due to the fact that it immediately flows into a shelf.
This home office design is also good because everything you need is always at hand.
Kim Pearson Pty Ltd
14. One piece
A light and springy playful home office is quite organically integrated into the surrounding interior of this Australian apartment. It seems as if a snow-white writing desk with drawers grew right out of the wall and became its integral part. nine0006
Arseniy Karinsky Architectural Studio
15. American Classic
Restrained color scheme, classic ornate forms, natural wood, intricate patterns… with their own affairs.
Shirley Meisels
16. Instead of a board for inspiration
Some people need to always have a moodboard in front of their eyes for inspiration, but some people hang a big picture above their table. Choosing an image with a perspective is a good trick for small apartments: it will visually expand the available space.
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Colleen Brett
17. A gift with a story
The owner of this Pennsylvania house is very tall, which is why a friend made a nice gift for him - a narrow antique table of non-standard height. And against the backdrop of dark wallpaper by William Morris, the work area began to look even more expressive.
Sasha Lanka
18. In a niche
An inconvenient niche can always be improved with a floating table top, thereby turning it into a useful workspace. nine0006
Found Associates
19. In the power of white
This workspace feels incredibly light and airy. And all thanks to the complete dominance of white and transparent acrylic furniture, which visually does not encroach on valuable square meters.
Erika Bierman Photography
20. For a Princess
A tidy secretary with delicate, barely visible legs paired with a vintage chair takes up very little space in a secluded corner of this Los Angeles bedroom.
Flowers are everywhere here: on the wallpaper, in a vase, which indicate that this is a women's territory. Even the picture makes it clear that the work area belongs to a true princess. nine0006
Nina Frolova
21. DIY
When the owner of the apartment is the owner of a carpentry workshop, there is nothing surprising in the fact that a retro table is adjacent to former wooden window sills instead of shelves and a lamp made of solid oak root.
Insight Design
22. An indispensable assistant
Instead of sticking reminder stickers in different places every time, get a large clear glass magnetic whiteboard. nine0006
Going Home To Roost
23. Breath of spring
Even if it doesn't smell like spring outside, let it into your house right now! Just a few pastel blotches, yellow accents, fresh or watercolor flowers - and the workplace will immediately sparkle with spring colors, and you will have a second wind.
LUX Design | Interior Design Build
24. Feminine and delicate
Do you have some window space in your bedroom? Then put a neat laconic table there, a seat without a back and bet on a win-win white color. Well, fresh flowers, a couple of metallic accents and a fur cape will help soften the whole look and make it more tender and feminine. nine0006
VVDesign
25. An aristocrat's dream
This project in the photo of the VVDesign design bureau received the telling name "Aristocrat's Dream" and, apparently, fully corresponds to it. A plain white table and a chair on wheels fit organically into the rather colorful interior of the bedroom.
CO Interiors
26. In the closet
This pull-out workspace in a one-room apartment is convenient due to the fact that there is a lot of free legroom below. nine0006
John Bentley
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An interesting specimen
The glass worktop, which is an extension of the nightstand, does an excellent job of saving space without sacrificing functionality.
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Becki Peckham
for a family from the Canadian province. Teapots and cookbooks flaunt here for a reason - the work area in the apartment is located between the kitchen and the living room. nine0006
Going Home To Roost
29. Who's there?
A workplace at the front door is also quite an acceptable option for residents of private houses. But in the apartment it is better to look for a lighter and less cramped space for these purposes.
The Works
30. By the Window
Window cabinets are quite common in small apartments, and so that the space between them is not empty, fix the wooden table top with brackets.
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Bailey London Interior Design & Build
31. Modern secretary
This is how a modern interpretation of the classic secretary looks like when you need a compact workplace.
SxS Design & Build Ltd
32. Spectacular union
Deep dark paint + lots of natural wood = a win-win combination.
Twelve Chairs Interiors
33. For the most unpretentious
A hinged wooden tabletop, several shelves, a comfortable chair — and an empty opening instantly acquires the status of “the best mini-office”.
Sealy Design Inc.
34. Transformer for the bedroom
Here is a transformer with a pull-out top and a folding door that helps the owners of this apartment in Toronto when it is necessary to take care of working moments.
Brendan Wong Design
35.
Full-Wall Mirror
An alcove workspace will be more comfortable and bright when complemented with a large full-wall mirror. Well, as an added bonus, visually expand the space. nine0006
Louise de Miranda
36. For a needlewoman
Needlewoman Mariet Van Der Koy lives in this Scandinavian apartment with her boyfriend. Due to the lack of capacious storage systems, a large craft package settled next to the workplace, which contained all the necessary materials for needlework.
Tim Barber Architects
37. Masking principle
A worktop that matches the tone of the walls, even without legs, almost completely merges with the room and does not burden it with its presence. In such a situation, it is better to abandon a chair or armchair in favor of a neutral, inconspicuous stool. nine0006
SchappacherWhite Architecture D.P.C.
38.
Architectural sophistication
Any irrational protrusions can always be beaten with custom-made furniture. In the case of this tiny home office, a metal rod from the ceiling keeps the floating shelves from losing height.
Kelly Deck Design
39. Paired with white
To capture the autumnal sea vibe of this Vancouver home, the design is complemented with a few splashes of cool blue-greens and grays on a white surface. nine0006
The Cross Interior Design
40. Silence in the library!
Dreams of a home library run counter to the available square meters in the apartment? Go for the trick with fake wallpapers from Cole&Son or Mr Perswall. A slate wall perfectly complements the overall picture.
41. Space-saving lamps
In order not to take away useful centimeters of the desktop surface, you can replace the table lamp with a pendant lamp or sconce. nine0006
Common Bond Design
42.
Nautical inspiration
The wood of dark shades, the combination of deep blue and yellow accents involuntarily evoke associations with the sun's rays flickering on the endless expanses of the sea.
Pause Design Inc.
43. In a bay window
A small bay window can also be put to good use if you place a built-in countertop in the ledge at a height of 75-80 centimeters from the floor.
Yama Architecture
44. Thoughtful details
Another home office option that can be quickly removed from view if necessary. And so that the open doors do not interfere during work, make them call in.
Katy Sullivan Designs
45. More light!
No matter how compact the workplace in a small apartment is, one should not forget about its proper lighting, especially when the desk is located away from the window. So that your eyes do not get tired quickly, combine the overhead light with a table lamp of approximately the same saturation.
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A.S.D. Interiors - Shirry Dolgin, Owner
46. In Contrast
White open shelves look incredibly stylish against a dramatic navy blue damask wallpaper. And besides, they draw all the attention to themselves, leaving the workplace almost invisible, which is very useful in a small room.
Sarah Greenman
47. Industrial Romance
A compact, slightly worn cobalt-coloured metal table playfully echoes the Venetian gondolas in the painting. nine0006
Bruce Bierman Design
48. De-cluttering the space
When all the furniture and finishes are done in the same white color, it doesn't let a small space look cluttered. The workplace of the apartment in New York quite imperceptibly merged into the surroundings, especially since all the attention was diverted by a signboard of a fiery red hue.
Margot Hartford Photography
49.
Miniature Replacement
It's not often you see an interior with this kind of home office seat, but why not? An armchair and a chair take up too much space - unlike a pouffe, which can also serve as an additional storage system. nine0006
Clifton Leung Design Workshop - CLDW.com.hk
50. Every inch helps
To make the most of the available space, Hong Kong architect Clifton Leung decided to set up his workspace in a small bay window. The built-in plywood countertop with drawers does a great job.
Ute Günther wachgeküsst INNENARCHITEKTUR+DESIGN
51. Out of nowhere
Integrated bench seat and pull-out table - how do you like this idea for a mini-office in the kitchen? And in order not to spoil your eyesight, get a mobile floor lamp on a slender leg, preferably with adjustable height. nine0006
SFGIRLBYBAY
52. A little bit of brightness
As you know, white color contributes to better concentration.
But why not liven up your home office with bright details and fun motivational posters?
stephane chamard
53. Retro office
A compact 60's-style desk that's a good option for a cramped room. But it can be supplemented with a table lamp on a height-adjustable leg, in order to illuminate only the keyboard if necessary. nine0006
54. Friendship with the invisible
In order not to overload an already small space, opt for a transparent chair that will completely dissolve in the surroundings. How about elegant "invisibles" from Philippe Starck?
Lucy Johnson Interior Design
55. With one hand
Pull out the top drawer and get a comfortable work surface with its own electrical outlet.
Matheny Goldmon Architects
56. Authentic rustic
The all-wood finish, the oddly shaped white cedar worktop and the cut wood stool fully capture the beauty of the surrounding nature and captivate with its rustic character.
Hannah Brown
This London home office might have looked too ordinary and sterile, but interesting tie-dye Roman blinds saved the day. nine0006
Margot Hartford Photography
58. There can't be too many drawers
And how do you like this vintage table with many drawers not only under the table top, but also above it?
Kariouk Associates
59. Doors to Narnia
We open the doors, and there is a real workstation, where under the tabletop there was even a place for a pull-out shelf with a synthesizer.
60. Kitchen office
Another clear proof of how harmonious and functional you can arrange your home office in the kitchen. The main thing is to use all the vertical space up to the ceiling using shelves. nine0006
ComfyDwelling.com
61. More freshness
Living plants fit perfectly into the design of the home office, which by their presence not only add freshness, but also enliven the workplace.
Even in a limited area, you can create a whole garden. In addition to cacti and miniature succulents, use plants in hanging pots, because they will not steal usable space.
ComfyDwelling.com
62. Two levels
In the case of this workstation, storage systems are located not under the tabletop, but on it. Thus, a two-level desk is obtained. nine0006
Brian Dittmar Design, Inc.
63. Immortal classic
Do you want to feel like a real aristocrat? Then feel free to purchase a secretary! This classic attribute will perfectly fit into the space of a small room, acting as several items at once: a chest of drawers, a desk and a bookcase.
Natalie Fuglestveit Interior Design
64. Unique charm
Despite all its deliberate roughness, this workplace has a rustic charm and industrial touch. nine0006
65. Everything you need — on the wall
When there is not enough storage near the workplace, be smarter - use the vertical space.
The perforated metal sheet will become the abode of all the necessary tools and materials.
Jo Alcorn
66. Mobile office in the kitchen
Do not be discouraged if, due to lack of space, it is not possible to place even a small table or secretary in one of the rooms. Take a look around your kitchen, perhaps there is a nook for quick work. nine0006
The Window Film Company UK Ltd
67. Such a width…
This table is not too small, but it will fit even in a small area, because it takes up very little space in width.
Manna from Heaven
68. One brick, two bricks
You can make a full-wall wardrobe, or you can leave room for a home office. Well, the brick finish will be a great backdrop, adding depth and visual interest to the entire space. nine0006
69. To match the walls
A work wooden table to match the walls creates a special chamber atmosphere, and the presence of white objects and inserts prevents the space from turning into a single dark spot.
Atelier 616 Interiors, LLC
70. By the Window
Having your mini home office set right next to a window is a big plus, as you get plenty of natural light. But in this case, the most correct and logical decision would be to use Roman blinds or roller blinds. nine0006
iheartorganizing
71. Masking drapery
An empty niche from a former pantry or closet can be transformed into a cozy home office with lots of necessary shelves and rails. And once the job is done, curtain your workplace and forget it exists.
TQ Construction
72. Wardrobe with a secret
The hallway in this Canadian house actually hides not only wardrobes, but also a hidden workplace with a retractable worktop. nine0006
Niosi Design
73. Next to the stairs
If you live in your own house and have a similar staircase leading to the second floor, do not miss the opportunity to use the existing corner for a workplace instead of just decorating it with a floor vase of flowers.
