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Once considered a luxury, guest room office ideas have become a necessity for many in the post-pandemic world, with more of us working from home regularly or perhaps even permanently. 

Whether you’re repurposing a box room to function as your guest home office, have recently moved house to enjoy the benefits of office space, or are looking for ways to work a small home office or bedroom office into an empty corner of your home, our guest office ideas are here to inspire. Designed with productivity in mind, these spaces are stylish and functional, whatever your work from home needs.

Guest office ideas

With practical home office storage solutions, curated home office paint colors and enviable interior design schemes, these guest office ideas are bound to inspire your next guest bedroom remodel.

1. Creating a calming space  

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'Not all of us have space for a dedicated office in our home, so guest rooms can provide the perfect alternative, offering a calm and quiet place in which to concentrate.  

I’d suggest choosing a desk that can double up as a dressing table; that way you’ve got the perfect space for your work, but it can also act as a handy surface for guests to use when they stay,' says Sue Jones, co-founder and creative director at OKA . 'Then, I’d add a few decorative pieces, such as a statement lamp or some characterful bookends; not only will this create a nice environment to work in, but it will keep the room looking attractive for when guests come to stay.' 

2. Give your guest options

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This neat area is perfect for a spot of email checking and there's a handy desk lamp for working in the evening. Or, sit in the comfy armchair with laptop on your knee. Giving your guests a couple of options is key, especially if they're staying for a while.

3. Install a custom-built desk area

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Step away from the corporate and there exists a plethora of home office desks and chairs that could complement your home’s architecture. The materials from which the desk and chair might be made together with color options add to the breadth of choice.

'I like to provide my guests somewhere to sit away from the bed. I always include a comfortable upholstered chair and place a table and lamp close by to create a cute reading corner, or, somewhere to work,' says Natascha Dartnall, interior designer and founder of ND Studios .

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Providing a small space for work is a thoughtful way to welcome guests into your home as they may be visiting during the week. The office space does not need to be extravagant or elaborate since it is for temporary use, so the essentials of a comfortable chair and a functional desk are the main requirements. 

'We like to take it a step further and prepare the space with fresh flowers and some writing utensils,' says Jessica Lagrange, founder and principal designer of Jessica Lagrange Interiors . 

5. Don't neglect your guest room office decor

(Image credit: Karen B Wolf Interiors/Racquel Langworthy)

Home office design has become increasingly important, as more people spend time working from home. It’s important for the space to suit both individual style as well as be conducive to productivity. 

Karen B Wolf, creative principal at Karen B Wolf Interiors agrees: 'A fantastic approach to add interest and help create a fashionable and individual touch to an office space in a guest room is to add wide two-tone stripes.'

6. Create a welcoming space with a hint of color

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Our homes are serving multiple purposes, from being a home office, to somewhere we entertain and have guests stay overnight, to being our own personal sanctuaries – the place we relax and unwind. As a result, creating an environment that feels uncluttered yet warm and welcoming is paramount. The trend for warm minimalism does exactly that. 

'Characteristically, minimalism is paired back with a clean feeling where less is definitely more,' says Helen Shaw, UK Director of Benjamin Moore . 'Whereas warm minimalism allows for an element of homey-ness to be incorporated into the scheme. '

7. Consider flexible lighting for your guests 

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The right home office lighting ideas will ensure working on screen, or close up according to your needs, is comfortable and eye strain is avoided – crucial factors in any guest office space. 

'Clip lights are a flexible, easy way to light key features such as bookshelves and fireplaces, providing an immediate solution to illuminate a temporary workspace. Easily moveable, they can transform your lighting scheme without any installation costs or need for an electrician,' says Charlie Bowles, director of Original BTC .

8. Make your guest room a multi-use space

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Turn a guest room into a home office or study area is no easy feat, but done right, it is a great way to make the most of limited square footage. 

'For those who do not have the room for a dedicated enclosed space we can steal/borrow room from other areas, such as a guest bedroom and make it a multi purpose space,' says Mary Maloney, owner and lead principal at Bee's Knee's Interior Design .  

9. Be functional, but add comfort too

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A guest room office does not need to be formal or soulless, we enjoy layering pattern and texture to introduce personality. Above all, focus on comfort. 

'Functionality does not need to come at the expense of comfort or aesthetics, and the most important investment for a working space is a good chair,' says Clara Ewart, head of design at Kitesgrove . 'Choose something that you love and which will support you throughout the day.'

 

10. Inspire the creative guest 

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A guest office should be a place of inspiration and creativity. This is also a wonderful opportunity to show off your logistical and decorating knowledge, too.

'This rustic guest room office space has all the charm – vintage desk, antique chair and cozy leather armchair in the corner,' says Melanie Griffiths, editor, Period Living. 'On the bed there's an oh-so-soft blanket ready for those cooler evenings that can be pulled over your shoulders if working late. And don't forget lighting, a good desk lamp that doesn't take up much space is essential.'

How do you make an office also a guest room?

Turning an office into a guest room, or vice versa, is not always easy. We recommend scaling things down, or, in other instances, using the right bedroom color and prioritizing which areas of the room are to be the focus. 

Think carefully about how you use each area of your room, and what purpose they serve before designing an office space. It may be work calling in the experts if in doubt.

Sophie has been an interior stylist and journalist for over 20 years and has worked for many of the main interior magazines during that time, both in-house and as a freelancer. On the side, as well as being the News Editor for indie magazine, 91, she trained to be a florist in 2019 and launched The Prettiest Posy where she curates beautiful flowers for modern weddings and events. For H&G, she writes features about interior design – and is known for having an eye for a beautiful room.

25 Office Guest Room Ideas For a Stylish Hybrid Space

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Kristin Hohenadel is an interior design expert who has covered architecture, interiors, and decor trends for publications including the New York Times, Interior Design, Lonny, and the American and international editions of Elle Decor. She resides in Paris, France, and has traveled to over 30 countries, giving her a global perspective on home design.

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Published on 09/14/22

Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Max Kim-bee

Turning an underutilized guest room into a home office is an obvious solution for those who are lucky enough to have a spare room. But creating a hybrid space that is optimized for both working from home and hosting friends and family can be a challenge.

These office guest rooms offer clever ideas on everything from layout to furniture choices and decor to help you create a multi-functional guest room and home office that will help you get the job done on the daily and will make your visitors feel right at home when they come to stay.

Whether you're looking to design a full-fledged home office that doubles as a guest room or a guest room that is equipped for occasional remote work, inspiration lies ahead.

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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.

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 complement it with a few juicy accents. 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 accustomed to the fact that a creative mess always reigns in the workplace of an apartment, learn from the Scandinavians the ability to find their place for each thing. The less chaos and mess there is on the surface of the table and shelves, the visually more spacious the room will look.

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, a two-in-one option is perfect, when the workplace also doubles as a bedside table.

5. Almost no legs
The LAGO tabletop on transparent glass supports demonstrates the ability to float in the air. Undoubtedly, such an optical illusion will benefit any small space.

Yurieva Galina | Interior Design and Decorating |

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.

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.

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.

ComfyDwelling.com

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.

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.

Karinsky Arseniy Architectural Studio

15. American Classic
Restrained color scheme, classic ornate shapes, natural wood, intricate patterns… with their own affairs.

Shirley Meisels

16. Instead of a board for inspiration
Some people need to always have a mood board 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.

Colleen Brett

17. A gift with history
The owner of this house in Pennsylvania 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 background 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.

Found Associates

19. In the power of white
This workspace looks 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 little secretary 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.

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.

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 splashes, 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.

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.

John Bentley

27. 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.

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
Closets around the window are quite common in small apartments, and so that the space between them is not empty, fix the wooden table top with brackets.

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's a transformer with a pull-out top and folding door helps the owners of this apartment in Toronto, when you need to take care of working moments.

Brendan Wong Design

35. Full-Wall Mirror
An alcove workstation will be more comfortable and bright when complemented with a large full-wall mirror. Well, as an added bonus, visually expand the space.

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 work surface that matches 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.

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.

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 wall lamp.

Common Bond Design

42. Nautical inspiration
Dark wood, a 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. To prevent your eyes from getting tired quickly, combine the overhead light with a table lamp of approximately the same saturation.

A.S.D. Interiors - Shirry Dolgin, Owner

46. In Contrast
White open shelves look incredibly stylish against the backdrop of spectacular dark 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.

Bruce Bierman Design

48. Uncluttering the space
When all the furniture and finishes are done in a single 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. Mini replacement
It's rare to find 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.

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
Built-in 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.

SFGIRLBYBAY

52. A 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.

54. Friendship with an invisible person
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
All-wood finishes, an oddly shaped white cedar worktop, and a cut wood stool capture the beauty of the natural surroundings and captivate with their rustic character.

Hannah Brown

57. Facelessness - no!
This London home office might have looked too ordinary and sterile, but interesting tie-dye Roman blinds saved the day.

Margot Hartford Photography

58. There can't be too many drawers
How do you like this vintage table with lots of 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.

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 not located under the tabletop, but on it. Thus, a two-level desk is obtained.

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.

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.

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. Well, the brick finish will be a great backdrop, adding depth and visual interest to the entire space.

69. Matching the walls
Wooden work table matching 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 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.

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.

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.

Tim Barber Architects

74. Out of sight
With a flick of the wrist, the wide hinged shelving door transforms into a workstation that can always be hidden from prying eyes.

    Pizzigati Designs- eco chic interiors

    75. In bright colors
    This New York mini-office wins with a yellow accent wall, interesting storage systems from IKEA and an incredibly cozy adjustable chair with a sheepskin cover.

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    Don't think you have extra space for your home office? We are here to say - yes is. Whether you're trying to squeeze into a small desk or have a fully loaded workspace, these 19 examples will help fit a surprisingly stylish small home office into your interior.

    Home office in the living room

    Rearranging the furniture in this small living room created the space needed for a home office. To accomplish this task, Style by Emily placed the sofa against the longest wall and then positioned the table directly in front of the window. Thus, free square meters in the center visually increase the size of the room.

    photography - stylebyemilyhenderson

    Unused walls

    Sitting on your bum all day is not good for your health, which is why we love this workspace built on unused walls. In a nutshell, their project uses inexpensive wooden shelves and iron brackets. You can work standing up or use a bar stool.

    Photography - abeautifulmess

    Home office in built-in wardrobe

    In this example, a spare cabinet has become a home office. To make the most of the small space, the interior designer opted for a narrow, low-profile table. On the shelves above it there is space for books and a printer. Orange paint illuminated the corner with an invigorating color. When you're done, you just close the door and you can't see the office.

    Photography - cpoppworkshop

    Zone curtain

    You can set aside a nook for your home office by using a curtain, as shown in this New York apartment. When closed, it separates the work area from the living area.

    Photo - unknown

    Smart Office Corner

    In this example, several shelves turn a square meter into a tiny home office.

    Photography - megangeorgopoulos

    Floating console

    The floating console, which is located on the left side of the New York apartment, doubles as a writing desk with drawers.

    Photography - homepolish

    Office in the hallway

    When a client needed a family office in their home, interior designer Carly Callahan decided to work on unused space in their entryway to design the L-shaped desk.

    Photography - callahaninteriors

    Furniture for small spaces

    Too much furniture can make a tiny room look cluttered and cramped. By carving out space for a home office in this small space, the interior designer Alison Jennison used furniture without visual weight.

    Photography - ajennison

    Wall furniture

    A floating desk and wall shelving unit turns an unused corner into a home office. A cute booze cart allows you to unwind after a hard day's work.

    Photography - annacarindesign

    Secret office

    This transforming New York City micro-apartment is brimming with functional features for everyday living. At the back of the room are sliding doors that hide the home office.

    Photography - mkca

    Stylish wallpaper

    Create a workspace that you love by including elements that showcase your unique style. This lovely office nook uses wallpaper to personalize a small space.

    Photography - allisonlind

    Small workplace

    An ingenious storage unit hides all the essentials, including printer and modem. Creating a functional space was very important for the interior designer, so she used two-tier zoning.

    Photography - vanessafrancis

    Smart Desk

    We love stylish storage ideas. Here are the chic tables in the Parisian living room of French interior designer Christophe Wendel . The wall above the workspace is saturated with a variety of posters. We are also attracted to chairs that contribute to playfulness.

    Photography - christophevendel

    Minimalism

    Sometimes the simplest solution is the best. This tiny studio apartment is Marion Alberge . The countertops along the wall creates a place to eat and work.

    Photography - marionalberge

    Corner workstation

    In this traditional home, Roost Interiors , a gorgeous wood and brass table between two windows creates a beautiful workspace with good views.

    Photography - roost-interiors

    Gentle pink shade

    Delicate shades on the walls, a small bench and a golden office chair that is the perfect combination of functionality and looks.

    Photography - alicelanehome

    Position the work desk behind the sofa

    The table behind the sofa in the living room is a great way to create a home office space. Cabinets and shelves have been added here to create a storage wall.

    Photography - marionalberge

    Wall monitor

    The monitor takes up most of the desk space, leaving very little room for other important things. That's why we love this tiny home office Heavenly . A wall mounted monitor is an elegant solution that frees up space.

    Photography - havenly

    Kitchen work table

    A home office can even be in the kitchen, especially with the use of smart furniture such as a folding table.

    Photo - unknown

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