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65 Home Office Ideas That Will Inspire Productivity
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These office design ideas will actually make you want to sit down and complete your to-do list
By Kate Jerde, Melissa Minton, and Lindsey Mather
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A dedicated work space in your home helps you set aside household distractions and focus on work. Here, we’ve gathered 65 home office ideas that will inspire you to design a work-friendly space in your own home. These home offices, located everywhere from Beverly Hills to Brooklyn, have one thing in common: a sophisticated space secluded from such tempting distractions as TV and snacks. Photographer Steven Meisel even installed a hybrid office/master bath in his home for those moments when genius strikes, say, in the tub, and an idea must be documented. From actor Julianna Margulies’s Manhattan apartment to author Judy Blume’s Key West, Florida, retreat, these home office design ideas will not only inspire you to get that last bit of work done, but enjoy your surroundings while doing so.
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Minimalist Work Space
For her radical redesign of a Park Avenue apartment, Jennifer Post carved six distinct areas out of the 900-square-foot space. The home office occupies an entire bedroom wall. Its decor is in line with the rest of the place, which has a minimalist feel with a strictly white palette and strategically placed accents of color throughout. “Color is used to increase the length of the apartment. You have to go look for it,” she says.
Photo: Roger Davies
Space-Saving Study
We’re digging the minimalism in this beach-chic Malibu home office area. The Ellwood-Lomax drop-front desk saves space and highlights all the sculptural accoutrements. That poof takes on many jobs: bookshelf, footstool, and extra chair for a study buddy.
Photo: Michael Moran
Clean and Bright
This bright, light home office is the perfect place to think and create. When architects Lee F. Mindel and his partner, Peter L. Shelton, redid a couple’s apartment in a 1910 building in Manhattan, they wanted to take advantage of the natural light that streamed into the corner unit. This bright office doubles as the guest room. The chairs are by Jean Prouvé, left, and Hans Wegner. The Orrefors bowls on the low table are by Shelton, Mindel & Associates.
Photo: Joshua McHugh
Fresh and Clean
A little color goes a long way in an all-white space. The study in this New York apartment designed by Desai/Chia features aluminum shelving by Rakks and just enough color and shapes for oomph.
Photo: William Abranowicz
Sleek and Unique
Some super sleek curves—architect Charles Gwathmey’s signature—distinguish his St. Barts home office and its sucupira-wood desk, designed by Kang Chang and fabricated on the island.
The swivel chairs are by Hans Wegner from DK Vogue, and the ceiling fan is by Boffi. The rainbow display of books is a nice touch, too.Photo: Scott Frances
Midcentury Loft Office
For all your midcentury-modern motivations, look to Stephen Harvey’s mezzanine office of his Sagaponack, New York, retreat. A great combo of sleekness and color, the Arne Jacobsen pendant light paired with the golden Moroccan kilim and Navajo rug, decorate the space.
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Dallas Home Office
Many of the design elements of Sarah and H. Ross Perot Jr.'s Dallas penthouse, including the pocket doors throughout and the African teak cabinetry in Sarah's study, were created by Emily Summers's architectural team. The painting One More Day 4 is by Hungarian artist Zsolt Bodoni-Dombi and adds pizzazz.
Photo: Eric Piasecki
Pops of Color
A color combo to covet: bright green and gold.
Gather some office inspiration from this Bridgehampton home designed by Steven Gambrel. All the vintage brass-and-leather accents and the silk rug created by Gambrel make a splash against the white cabinets.
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Photo: Douglas Friedman
Alexandra von Furstenberg's Sunny Work Space
This cheerful space is full of sharp angles while also maintaining a lot of fun. Alexandra von Furstenberg created the acrylic desk, side table, and (in collaboration with Dax Design) shelving for her Los Angeles home office, which is also outfitted with two Milo Baughman lounge chairs, an Eames desk chair by Herman Miller, a Dax Design cabinet, and a Philippe Starck floor lamp by Flos; the large photograph is by Kim Keever, and the easel displays an issue of Interview magazine signed by Andy Warhol to Von Furstenberg.
Photo: Roger Davies
Kourtney Kardashian's Playful Home Office
Batman, Frank Sinatra, and Mia Farrow line the back wall in Kourtney Kardashian’s Los Angeles home office—designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard and furnished with a vintage Jules Leleu desk and Pierre Jeanneret chairs.
The vibrant work on paper by Bridget Riley and the arrangement of flowers add playfulness.Photo: William Waldron
Brooke Shields's Neoclassical Nook
Brooke Shields's Manhattan study is furnished with an Italian neoclassical secretary. The green chair and art are easy adds for a pop energy.
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Parisian Maison Bureau
Painter’s canvas is used as paneling in the office of fashion designer Stefano Pilati’s Paris apartment, which was renovated by architect Bruno Caron. The repetitive crisscrossing elements on the Moroccan rug and yellow chest of drawers definitely make the room captivating.
Photo: William Waldron
Bold, Blue Bookshelves
Another moment for loving blue. Here, the bookshelves are brightened with Blue Koto veneer from UltraWood in the office of a yacht belonging to designer Joanne de Guardiola and her husband, Roberto.
Yes, you can even have an office on your boat. Other details include Sapele mahogany panels, a vellum-top iron desk by Julian Chichester, and door handles original to the boat.Photo: Richard Powers
Creative Work Loft
Jewelry designer Ippolita Rostagno’s home office occupies the top floor of her Brooklyn brownstone; the pendant lamps are by RH, the custom-made oak cabinetry has pulls by Rocky Mountain Hardware, and the tables display an array of Ippolita jewelry and accessories. What was once a kitchen is now a fabulous office with skylights.
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Photo: Douglas Friedman
Idyllic Home Office Design on Display in New York Penthouse
In a Nicholas Kilner–designed New York penthouse, an 18th-century bust overlooks the office’s Ralph Lauren Home desk and 19th-century Russian armchair. The pop of yellow encasing the room adds a moment of delight.
Photo: Derry Moore
Green and Navy Work space
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Burst of Color
Inspire yourself with primary colors, where they provide the perfect burst of shape and structure in this office space.
The mirrored trestle desk from Liz O'Brien and Artemide's Tizio lamp brighten the library in the Manhattan apartment, too.
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Monochromatic Moves
If you’re looking for a way to decorate your bare walls but don’t want to do the typical gallery wall, a tapestry can be the missing element for visual interest and texture. In this Beverly Hills home by Waldo Fernandez, the office features a 17th-century Belgian tapestry from Mansour, an English mahogany desk, and, in the corner, a Wolfgang Roth sculpture from JF Chen.
Photo: Björn Wallander
Decadent Blues
We'll always love a very blue design idea, and that goes for the high-gloss office at Alex Rodriguez’s Florida estate—Briggs Edward Solomon handled the decoration—a Florence Knoll pedestal table is grouped with Saarinen armchairs, all by Knoll, and a carpet by Diane von Furstenberg for the Rug Company; sconces from Flos flank Marco Ovando photographs.
Photo: Joshua McHugh
Heavenly Office Nook
Another case for getting into monochrome, this office goes all in on shades of blue. In the study of Jay McInerney and Anne Hearst's New York penthouse, a color photograph by Elliott Erwitt overlooks a Jansen desk and an Eames chair by Herman Miller. The linen upholstered daybed and Orley Shabahang carpet add an extra layer of coziness.
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All About the Art
The prominent gallery wall in this office pays tribute to one of the owner's background in fashion merchandising. Martyn Lawrence Bullard and Trip Haenisch created a European villa-style interior for a couple’s Los Angeles house designed by Harold Levitt in the early 1990s. Trip loves collections and photography, so he used the space to display classic fashion photographs by Steichen, Horst, and Avedon. And all that green, we love it.
Photo: Durston Saylor
Mediterranean Home Office
Thomas Pheasant renovated a couple’s Mediterranean-style house outside Las Vegas, creating an understated and sophisticated environment in a place famous for being glitzy and over-the-top.
Pictured: The husband’s study has an Art Deco feel with anigre paneling, muted tones, and elegant fabrics.Photo: Roger Davies
Home Office Meets Master Bath
A hybrid home office/master bath is one of the most innovative home ideas we've ever seen. For his Beverly Hills home, photographer Steven Meisel came up with the idea and sheathed the bath area in green onyx; the teak screen was designed by Brad Dunning, who also decorated the home. We'd love a post-meeting soak.
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Lush, Green Office Nook
Few improvements make quite as big an impact in a room as a bold wallpaper. Here, the tiny office of a Brooklyn home by Nick Olsen features Zoffany wallpaper and a Vaughan lamp. Oh yeah, and major design inspiration.
Photo: Eric Piasecki
Wallpapered Whimsy
Chinoiserie wallpaper by de Gournay lines an office at a New York apartment designed by David Kleinberg.
The powdery pastel touches create a peaceful environment—looks like springtime is in full bloom year-round.Photo: Roger Davies
Bel Air Office Where More Is More
A good case for more is more in this Bel Air, California, home. Raspberry leather chairs by designer Kelly Wearstler bring color to the office, where a collection of photos is displayed; the tube sculpture on the desk is also by Wearstler, and the carpet was custom made by the Rug Company.
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Study With a Statement Wall
A couple with houses all over the world commissioned Robert Couturier to decorate their New York apartment. The challenge: How do you bring “history and culture” to something as supremely impersonal as the Time Warner Center (the home occupies an entire floor in the skyscraper)? The answer: antiques. To provide the wife’s study with a heightened sense of warmth, the designer upholstered the walls in a red silk—a bold counterpoint to the zebra-stripe carpet.
The desk, crafted of bronze and leather, is a contemporary design by Ingrid Donat.Photo: Oberto Gili
Dark Walls and a Bold Rug
With a cozy fire and some dark, moody elements, the office in this New York townhouse of art dealer Christophe Van de Weghe and his wife, Anne-Gaëlle, designed by Annabelle Selldorf, showcases a Sarfatti light fixture, Prouvé desk, and Finn Juhl chair. The mirrors are by Line Vautrin, the artworks are by Cy Twombly (left) and Jean Dubuffet, and the banquette cushions are clad in a Great Plains fabric. And that zebra rug, come on.
Photo: François Halard
Diane von Furstenberg’s Office
Where do you look first in this dazzling and dizzying space? Surrounded by Franz West chairs, the Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann table in Diane von Furstenberg’s Manhattan office/living area often does double duty as a desk and dining table. A Joan Miró etching, a Francesco Clemente painting, and family photographs are displayed on the windowsill.
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Hollywood Home Office
Always recommended: shaking up your sofa with a striking shape, as seen here with the curvy plush number. A large artwork by Jack Pierson presides over producer Brian Grazer’s Hollywood home office, where designer Waldo Fernandez paired a sofa, chair, and a wood cocktail table—all vintage pieces by Jean Royère—with midcentury armchairs from France (left) and Italy; the rug was custom made by Mansour Modern.
Photo: Pieter Estersohn
Aspen Office With Statement Art Piece
If you're undecided on a paint color or how to format a gallery wall, why not just put up one giant piece of art? In an Aspen, Colorado, home by Stonefox Architects, the office is highlighted by an eye-catching Thomas Struth photograph. Not much else is required.
Photo: Ngoc Minh Ngo
Contemporary Home Office
Bold black lines and furnishings give this space a strong statement.
The desk in the late designer Alberto Pinto's Rio de Janeiro home office is surmounted by an Almir Reis photograph of volleyball on Ipanema Beach; the parchment lamps are 1970s, and the chair is by Philippe Hurel. Here, mixing vibrant colors and earthy textures really works.
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Photo: William Abranowicz
Manhattan Home Office With a Stunning View
It's hard to beat that view, but this office in a Manhattan duplex by Carlos Aparicio, is full of treasures, too. From a painting by Wayne Gonzales to a sculpture by Geoffrey Clarke, plus the 1930s Cuban mahogany desk by De Coune and a swivel chair covered in an Edelman leather, it's all sophistication.
Photo: Mary E. Nichols
Gentleman's Library
Known for his work on the television series Northern Exposure, Numbers, and The Whole Truth, actor Rob Morrow and his wife, actor Debbon Ayer, enlisted the help of Schuyler Samperton to redo the interiors of their home in Los Angeles.
For his office and music room, Rob's inspiration was something that felt more masculine, like a modern version of a gentleman’s library. He calls this his lair.Photo: Roger Davies
Neutral Work Space
This Beverly Hills office decorated by Brad Dunning is simple, but bold. The neutral palette keeps the design clean where pieces of furniture like the Eames-designed swivel chair by Herman Miller and the Brno armchair is by Knoll stand out.
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Dark but Bright Home Office
A painting by Caio Fonseca is given pride of place in the office of a Manhattan apartment by S. Russell Groves. Despite the rich, dark walls, the office space still feels bright and inviting, too.
Photo: William Abranowicz
Nantucket Pine Study
At the Nantucket retreat of former Chanel president Arie L. Kopelman and his wife, Coco, the painted-pine office is furnished with an overmantel mirror from Robert Young Antiques, a circa-1810 Windsor armchair from Samuel Herrup Antiques, and a desk chair and mahogany writing table, both 19th-century English.
Very modern mixed with vintage, the home’s interiors were designed in collaboration with Nantucket House Antiques and Interior Design Studios.Photo: Peter Aaron/Esto
Modern West Indies Home Office
Some of the best home office ideas are founded on simplicity. Journalist Dena Kaye and her partner, designer Dick Fallin, modernized their house on St. Barts in the French West Indies while retaining its basic footprint. They turned the terrace off the living room into the office and made sure the decor was spare. The chandelier, partly composed of paper notes, is a signature design by Ingo Maurer.
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Crisp White Wainscott Home Office
This office, off a master bedroom, has striking vistas. Architect Frank Greenwald built the Wainscott, New York, couple’s Shingle Style residence with painstaking attention to detail, too. The floors, for instance, are made of custom-milled two-inch Douglas fir.
The trim and baseboards have a classic refinement of proportion and scale. And, interior designer Timothy Macdonald painted all the woodwork a crisp white.Photo: Ngoc Minh Ngo
Office With a View
If only we could all stare off into lush greenery in our home office. Author Judy Blume’s Florida guest-cottage office was decorated by Malcolm James Kutner and is furnished with an Artemide table lamp, a vintage Dunbar desk, and an Eames chair by Herman Miller. The large woven window shade is also a perfect Key West touch.
Photo: Simon Watson
San Migue Home Office
In designers Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman’s home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, Fisher designed the office’s desk and embellished the Queen Anne chair with shells and black paint. Clearly we’re into the seashell decor.
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Photo: William Abranowicz
Julianna Margulies's Home Office
The walnut-and-steel partners desk is the focal point in actress Julianna Margulies’s Manhattan home office (it's designed by Vicente Wolf).
With varying shades of brown, the space remains fairly neutral save for the patterned Roman shade.Photo: Pieter Estersohn
Home Office With a Gallery Wall
The power of neutrals. Prints and drawings by Pablo Picasso, Carolyn Carr, and others fill a wall in the family room of Suzanne Kasler's Atlanta home; a drafting table bears a picturesque arrangement of antique globes.
Photo: Oberto Gili
Vintage Vibes
Vintage pieces take centerstage in David Kleinberg’s Hamptons home. The desk is a vintage U.S. military design and the circa-1956 armchair is by Gustavo Pulitzer. The purple flowers add that pop of new.
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Serene San Francisco Study
At this San Francisco home designed by Tucker & Marks and Andrew Skurman Architects, the study is paneled in rift-sawn oak; the curtains are of a Cowtan & Tout print, and the André Arbus desk and Khotan rug are both vintage.
Simple sophistication: check.Photo: Oberto Gili
Abounding Books
For the francophile, this 19th-century Renaissance-style desk decorates the library of a historic French château. The blue crown molding and rug really tie the room together.
Photo: Scott Francis
Monochromatic Central Park Home Office
The soft, monochromatic palette creates a lot of light and freshness in this home office, where architect Richard Meier and interior designer Rose Tarlow collaborated on the renovation of a couple’s 2,500-square-foot Central Park apartment. The built-in shelving and drawers allow for ample organization—Marie Kondo would approve.
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Ralph Lauren's Personal Office
Ralph Lauren's office at his company's Madison Avenue headquarters makes a case for filling your space to the brim. With art, books, and sundry objects that inspire him, including a 1950s model plane suspended from the ceiling, the warm-toned office is full of wonder.
Don't be afraid of stacks on stacks of coffee table books.Photo: David O. Marlow
Beverly Hills Study
Karin Blake combined East Coast tradition with an eclectic point of view for the interiors of screenwriter Paul Attanasio and producer Katie Jacobs’s Beverly Hills residence. The antique English table, bordered by vintage sewing chairs, lends Attanasio’s office the air of a workshop. The books look well-loved too.
Photo: Eric Piasecki
Connecticut Home Office
In interior decorator Elissa Cullman’s Connecticut home, daughter Georgina’s room features a faux-bamboo headboard. Off to right is a gorgeous work space, complete with tall greenery that complements the artwork above the bed.
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Standout Desk
Designer Tracey Winn Pruzan renovated the master bedroom of her Manhattan duplex with architect John B. Murray. The dark desk stands out in the white and beige bedroom, giving work space a distinct feel.
Photo: Gordon Beall
Everything You Need in One Room
A 19th-century Spanish sunburst mirror hangs in the master bedroom of a Virginia residence designed by Thomas Pheasant; two blanc de chine export vases were mounted as lamps. With a work space, bed, and seating area, you may never want to leave to leave this gorgeous room.
Photo: Nikolas Koenig
Pink Perfection
This home office idea is perfect for your tinier family members. Pink is the theme of a daughter’s bedroom in a Manhattan townhouse by decorators Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper. The space is dressed in Osborne & Little and Designers Guild fabrics, the chair is from Profiles, and the carpeting is by Stark.
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Lake Placid Bedroom With Work Space
A soothing Lake Placid, New York, master bedroom is appointed with an armchair and ottoman in a pale-blue Kravet linen, curtains and a bed skirt in a Jasper floral, a Vaughan bedside lamp, and carpeting by Elizabeth Eakins.
Photo: William Abranowicz
Masterful Minimalism
In the master bedroom and home office of this St. Barts hilltop house, Kang Chang of KangModern designed the desk and stainless steel light fixture; the desk chair is by Cassina, the armchair is by Pollaro, and the sculpture is by Fujitsuka Shosei.
Photo: Eric Piasecki
Houston Home Office
At the Houston home of decorator J. Randall Powers and William L. Caudell, a French Empire desk sits at the foot of a Rose Tarlow Melrose House bed. This room does double duty as a gorgeous bedroom and serene home office.
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Los Angeles Home Office
A custom-made bed upholstered in a Holly Hunt leather is flanked by sconces from Bourgeois Bohème in the master bedroom of this Los Angeles home decorated by Trip Haenisch. The 18th-century Belgian commode at right and the zinc-top oak desk are both from Lucca Antiques.
Photo: Paul Raeside
Bridgehampton Work Space
A Canvas Home four-poster anchors the master bedroom of this Bridgehampton, New York, home; the Gustavian desk is from Dienst + Dotter Antikviteter, and the stools are from Roark Modern.
Photo: Pieter Estersohn
Boston Bedroom With Work Space
In the master bedroom of this Boston residence decorated by Thad Hayes, a 1950s Austrian pendant light from Eric Appel is juxtaposed with late-19th-century Moorish chairs and a 1920s armchair attributed to Paul Poiret’s Atelier Martine from Bernd Goeckler Antiques.
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Coastal Work Space
Lamps from Circa Lighting flank a sunburst mirror in one of the poolhouse’s bedrooms at interior designer Alessandra Branca and Steve Uihlein’s Bahamas getaway, named Highlowe; the desk is vintage.
Photo: Simon Upton
Marrakech Home Office
Rounding out our list of home office ideas is this verdant gem.
A 19th-century Persian light hangs in the green bedroom of a Marrakech house that belonged to the late Chilean artist Claudio Bravo; the bedspread is Gujarati mirror-work embroidery, the chest is 19th-century Moroccan, and the desk and chair are embellished with bone inlay. Sardar Design Studio renovated the residence.Photo: Douglas Friedman
Bold and Colorful
In stylist Carlos Mota’s Dominican Republic beach house, a Picasso-inspired mural decorates a wall near the office, where an Indian chair is pulled up to a desk designed by Mota.
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A Vintage Vision
Inside an 1840s Manhattan townhouse renovated by the architecture firm Leroy Street Studio and decorated by Christine Markatos Design, a Piet Boon ceiling light from Twentieth overlooks the study, where an Aston rolling desk chair from Suite New York is pulled up to a vintage George Nelson table by Herman Miller; the lamp is from Room, and the shelves are vintage Jean-Marie Massaud.
Photo: Joshua McHugh
Grownup Baby Blue
In the study of Anne Hearst and Jay McInerney’s Manhattan apartment, a color photograph by Elliott Erwitt overlooks a Jansen desk and an Eames chair by Herman Miller; a Jacques Adnet daybed upholstered in a Loro Piana linen and an Adnet floor lamp from Bernd Goeckler Antiques are arranged on an Orley Shabahang carpet.
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Updated on 09/01/22
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
Working at home is increasingly routine for office workers everywhere.
But not everyone has a spare room or finished basement to convert into a home office. The good news is that a home office workstation can be anything from a cloffice to a corner of the bedroom or dining room. Even better, working from home means that you can decorate your home workstation any way you like to suit your personality and cater to what makes you feel productive and focused, be it bright wallpaper, a bunch of plants, ambient lighting, or soft and cozy textures that you wouldn't normally find in an office setting.
Click Play for Small Home Office Ideas That Are Surprisingly Stylish
Check out these small home offices for inspiration on how to make your at-home workstation into a functional, energizing space that is as stylish and personal as the rest of your home.
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L-Shaped
Design by Anita Yokota
This cozy L-shaped home office from Anita Yokota has a long, narrow worktop that offers plenty of room to spread out, a cozy and casual daybed, built-in wall shelves for storage and display, and plenty of windows that flood the space with natural light.
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Seamless
Design by Caroline Andréoni Interior Design Studio / Photo by Laura Jacques
This petite home office from Caroline Andréoni Interior Design Studio in Paris is seamlessly built into a wall of custom cabinetry that occupies an entire wall of a 140-square-foot studio apartment in Paris. The secretary-style wall desk folds down when needed, and disappears when not in use.
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Millennial Pink
Design by Martha O'Hara Interiors / Photo by Spacecrafting Photography
This small but polished home office from Martha O'Hara Interiors has fun girl boss vibes with its white, black, and millennial pink palette and glossy finishes.
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Under the Eaves
Design by Space Factory / Photo by Herve Goluza
This dreamy little home office by Space Factory is the stuff that home office fantasies are made of, tucked under the eaves of an old French building, lit by two roof light windows, with a small desk and a mid-century armchair and different flooring to differentiate it from the adjacent bedroom.
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Bubble Light
Fantastic Frank
Good lighting is one of the keys to making your small home office comfortable. Even if your home workspace is flooded with natural light, be sure to incorporate more than just a task light. This will allow you to change the mood or adjust for different times of day and changes in the weather. This home office from Fantastic Frank is wedged into a corner of the irregularly shaped room, with a small glass and metal desk that allows light to pass through. Open shelving located well above the desk adds storage without making the workspace feel cramped. A playful transparent glass bubble pendant light that catches the light and adds another layer of lighting helps to define the space and add a lighthearted note.
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Cloffice
Ursula Carmona for Home Made By Carmona
Ursula Carmona for Home Made By Carmona turned a closet off her living room into a functional home office.
The small but functional space has a built-in desk and storage painted in matte blue, shelves styled with knicknacks, and a modern pendant light that gives the tiny space some dimension. -
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Wall Mounted Desk
Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Photo by Christy Q. Photo
This streamlined home workstation from Cathie Hong Interiors consists of a tall wall-mounted wood and metal desk tucked into the corner, styled with books, photos, and objects, and finished off with an upholstered salmon pink desk chair to add softness.
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Repurpose the Vanity
Design by Sara Tramp for Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Tessa Neustadt
If you find yourself needing to work from home but don't have a dedicated office space, one solution is to turn an underused bedroom vanity into a workstation. In this alcove designed by Sara Tramp for Emily Henderson Design, Fornasetti cloud wallpaper elevates the small space, and a wall-mounted sconce makes it functional while freeing up desk space.
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Vintage Minimalist
Fantastic Frank
One way to create a minimalist workspace that looks good and feels inviting is to focus on choosing key pieces with bona fide design cred. This home office bedroom combo from Fantastic Frank has a vintage-style wood desk, a midcentury desk chair designed by Verner Panton as well as a USB-powered reedition of his classic 1969 Flowerpot lamp. Bare walls and a palette of soft whites keeps distraction at bay.
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Split Level
Design by Space Factory / Photo by Hervé Goluza
This split-level Parisian home office from Space Factory has a lower level with a narrow U-shaped work surface and a white pegboard on the wall for storage and display. Accessible by a ladder, the mezzanine level houses a second workstation, perfect for a work-at-home couple that doesn't mind being on top of one another.
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Short Commute
Design by Alvin Wayne
This NYC apartment home office from interior designer Alvin Wayne is tucked in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows in the bedroom, with a large plant that helps to visually divide the space from the adjacent bed.
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Back Door
Design by Calimia Home / Photo by Karla Garcia
A quiet out-of-the-way space by the back door of this Miami carriage house bungalow is the perfect spot for a home office. Calimia Home outfitted the light and bright space with a simple desk and chair in shades of white so that the workspace practically disappears into the background when not in use.
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Boho Style
Design by Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Plant lovers who might get a little lonesome working at home should consider inviting an oversized plant to keep them company. In this small boho style home office from Emily Henderson Design, a large cactus has presence without overwhelming, and is quieter than your coworkers back at the office.
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Old World
Design by Ashley Montgomery Design
There's nothing office-y about this small home office from Ashley Montgomery Design, with its soft pastel shades, wall of floral illustrations, and antique, classical style furniture and decor with old world flare.
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Minimalist
Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Photo by Amber Thrane
This compact home office from Cathie Hong Interiors keeps it crisp and graphic with tones of black and white and functional, minimal decor, plus some natural wood tones thrown in for a bit of warmth.
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Ceiling Wallpaper
Design by Maestri Studio / Photo by Jenifer McNeil Baker
This little home office nook from Maestri Studio has a built-in desk, layered lighting, framed art, and wallpaper on the ceiling to make it feel tailored and integrated into the rest of the home.
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Make It Personal
Lobster and Swan
This home office from Lobster and Swan has a simple vintage desk and chair, an Anglepoise desk lamp, and a white painted frame mood board that can be personalized and changed to inspire you and keep you motivated, without having to pass the safe-for-work test.
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Shades of Beige
Design by Becca Interiors
Not everyone loves having a workstation in the bedroom. But the home office set-up in this spacious bedroom from Becca Interiors is designed to fit into the surroundings, in the same warm wood and beige tones as the rest of the room.
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Wallpaper Accent
Design by Neva Interior Design / Photo by Agathe Tissier
This built-in home office work station from Neva Interior Design has plenty of closed storage as well as floating shelves for display. A wallpaper accent defines the space and makes it feel like it's dressed for work.
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Colorful
Design by Sarah and Sons Interiors / Photo by Sarah Szwajkos
This home office from Sarah and Sons Interiors has salmon pink walls, bold color accents, and a traditional wood desk facing one of the room's many windows.
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Home Library
Design by JL Design / Photo by Leslee Mitchel
This small home office from JL Design is just big enough to house a comfortable desk and a floor-to-ceiling bookshelf complete with a ladder that functions like a mini home library.
A white Jielde industrial desk lamp adds a fun vintage note that contrasts with all the rustic dark wood, and a sliding barn door provides privacy when needed (though keep in mind for noise purposes that a sliding barn door is less effective at keeping noise out than a door that closes firmly). -
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Transparent
Design by Yael Weiss Interiors
You can help make a small home office feel bigger (or at least lighter and airier) by using transparent furniture like a lucite desk or clear polycarbonate armchair. In this home office from Yael Weiss Interiors, the lucite desk reflects natural light from a nearby window, and a cowhide rug provides contrast and warmth.
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Knicknacks
Design by Anita Yokota
In the same way that the office workers of the world might decorate their cubicles with reminders of the outside world or the comforts of home, your home office should be a place where you can feel free to surround yourself with personal knicknacks, souvenirs, or anything else that inspires you, like this small home office from interior Anita Yokota that is packed with touchstones and inspiration.
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Keep It Light
Design by Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Some people like to plaster their home office walls with inspirational words and catchphrases. But you can also send yourself a visual cue that work should be fun using bold wallpaper. Playful check plaid wallpaper in neutral tones by Emily Henderson Design gives this workspace a lighthearted feel designed to boost your spirits during long days at the home office.
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Sleek
Design by Jules Interiors
This sleek and petite home office work station from Jules Interiors has a pink and white palette, mixed metals, a vintage-style lamp, an oversized photograph that's almost as wide as the desk, and a cushy upholstered chair.
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Take a Meeting
Design by Eggshell Home / Photo by Laura Flippen
This home office from interior designer Rosanna Bassford of Eggshell Home has rich shades of gray on the walls and cognac leather upholstered seating that add warmth and comfort, with a setup that's fit for taking meetings with the occasional client or anyone who wants to take a meeting with the boss of the house.
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See Through
Design by AHG Interiors / Photo by Nick Glimenakis
Such is the nature of our 24/7 work culture that even country houses are often equipped with a place to put in a few hours work on a Sunday afternoon. The home workspace in this 1960s A-frame home in the Catskills of New York from AHG Interiors is perched on the mezzanine bedroom overlooking the main floor. The stealth home office nearly disappears thanks to a lucite waterfall desk and transparent Louis Ghost chair made from clear polycarbonate.
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Corner Table
Design by Neva Interior Design / Photo by Agathe Tissier
While some people are tempted to use the dining room table as a de facto home office, if you've got the space, consider keeping the dining table clear and tucking your desk in a corner of the dining room instead, like this French apartment from Neva Interior Design.
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Modern
Design by Neva Interior Design / Photo by Agathe Tissier
A vintage desk with rounded edges perfectly fits the corner space of this home office Neva Interior Design, which feels like its own distinct space thanks to a large vibrant painting over the workspace that gives it pride of place.
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Stick the Landing
Design by JL Design / Photo by Leslee Mitchel
This home office from JL Design is located on the landing in front of a window with a wide-open view that keeps the small space from feeling too confined. A fluffy rug, a vase of flowers, and a cactus sitting on the floor add comfort and coziness.
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Contemporary
Design by Eggshell Home / Photo by Helynn Ospina
This small home office from interior designer Rosanna Bassford of Eggshell Home has a black-and-white palette, contemporary furnishings with clean lines, and an assortment of framed photos and prints on the walls for a personal touch.
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Boho Style
Casa Watkins Living
Stephanie from Casa Watkins Living converted an empty bedroom into a modern boho style inspired home office with tropical wallpaper, a red shag Moroccan-inspired rug, and plenty of built-in and display storage.
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Room With a View
Design by Jenn Pablo Studio
Free up floor space in a small home office by installing a narrow built-in workspace beneath the windows, like this home office from Jenn Pablo Studio with a stunning picture window that brings the outdoors in.
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Feminine
Design by Jessica Langrange Interiors / Photo by James Yochum
This home office from Jessica Langrange Interiors has soft, feminine touches like floral wallpaper, a glittery sequined pillow on the wingback office chair, and a desk with decorative curves. Vases of flowers, framed photos, and sentimental objects make it feel personal and tailored.
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Gallery Wall
Design by Lindye Galloway Studio + Shop / Photo by Chad Mellon
This small home office space from Lindye Galloway Studio + Shop has a simple modern desk, chair, and vintage-inspired lamp, and a wraparound gallery wall of graphic prints and a mirror that make it feel seamlessly integrated into the rest of the home's design.
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Go Vertical
Design by Anita Yokota
This small L-shaped home office workspace from Anita Yokota takes advantage of vertical space with a row of upper cabinets that provide open and closed storage, with under-cabinet lighting to help illuminate the space. The interior designer installed a Velux light tunnel in the ceiling to bring in some natural light to the windowless space.
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Muted
Design by Leclair Decor
This light-flooded minimal home office from Leclair Decor is located in the front of the home, far from the kids' main play area to help with noise control. Modern millwork along the side wall has a spacious built-in work surface, while closed storage keeps office supplies and files at bay. Muted tones on the walls and built-ins and an overwashed rug in soft colors adds softness and creates a calming mood.
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Line Up
Design by AHG Interiors / Photo by Nick Glimenakis
This 1960's A-frame home in the Catskills from AHG Interiors has a home office workstation built for two, with matching everything, and a plant in the middle to visually divide the space.
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Treehouse
Design by Maestri Studio / Photo by Jenifer McNeil Baker
Mezzanine home offices will provide a sense of separation between work and home and can be a great space-saving solution. But if you are sensitive to noise or live with other people who are home during the day, keep in mind that they can also feel like an echo chamber that amplifies the slightest sound. This mezzanine home office from Maestri Studio has a treehouse feel thanks to the window framing and view of the treetops. The desk faces the wall to prevent distractions, and an armchair and matching ottoman is angled with its back to the lower level to mitigate the fishbowl effect.
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Hybrid
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Max Kim-bee
This guest room home office from Leanne Ford Interiors splits the room into zones thanks to a comfortable bed tucked on one side beneath the slanted ceiling that can be hidden by a simple white curtain that runs the width of the wall.
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Black Metal
Design by Space Factory / Photo by Hervé Goluza
This home workstation from Space Factory is tucked in a small alcove beneath a graphic metal staircase landing. A simple desk with metal legs that echo the staircase design and a black painted chair make it feel more built-in, while custom built-in storage beneath the stairs keeps files and clutter out of sight when not in use. Turning this kind of pass through space into a workstation is best suited for quiet parts of the home, or those who live alone or have the house to themselves during office hours.
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Walk In
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Erin Kelly
This petite home office from Leanne Ford Interiors has an effortless hideaway feel, with vintage furniture and an oversized freeform bulletin board wall that keeps inspiration at hand.
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Create an Illusion
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
This small home office space from Marie Flanigan Interiors looks twice its size thanks to a view-doubling floor mirror leaned up against the back wall.
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Bachelor
Design by Mid City Interiors
The home office work space in this Dallas bachelor pad studio from Mid City Interiors blends seamlessly with the rest of the room's classic palette of navy and dark brown. A framed print and a tall gold lamp add contrast and help the desk corner to feel integrated into the rest of the room.
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Shabby Chic
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
This light and airy home office space from Marie Flanigan Interiors has tall ceilings, hardwood floors, and a little house-shaped window that is complemented by French country style wood desk, brass desk lamp and upholstered armchair give the space a comfy, shabby chic vibe.
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Alcove
Design by Jessica Lagrange Interiors / Photo by Kelly Allison
This spacious alcove has been turned into a small home office by Jessica Lagrange Interiors thanks to a wall of bookshelves and a peninsula desk that allows for easy access and exit, and allows a view of the rest of the room. A vintage-style bar cart is located just around the corner for after-work drinks.
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Built-In Shelving
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
This under-stair alcove home office from Marie Flanigan Interiors has built-in open shelves on the left side that keep the above-desk area free for a wall sconce and a painting while providing easy access storage.
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Textiles
Design by Jessica Langrange Interiors / Photo by Werner Straube
A Moroccan wedding blanket hung above the desk in this small home office from Jessica Langrange Interiors adds a layer of texture on top of the textured wallpaper, while the sequins in the blanket catch the light.
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Compact
Design and Photo by Keyanna Brown for Emily Henderson Design
To prevent glare, try positioning your desk so that the window is perpendicular to it on the wall to your right or left. This compact home office designed by Keyanna Brown for Emily Henderson Design has clean modern white furniture and natural accents like a leather desk chair, natural woven basket storage, and a large fluffy sheepskin rug.
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Horizontal Stripes
Design by Karen B Wolf Interiors / Photo by Raquel Langworthy
Painting the wall with horizontal stripes will make a room feel wider, like this home office from Karen B Wolf Interiors.
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Multicolor
Design by Maestri Studio / Photo by Jenifer McNeil Baker
You can give a bland all-white space a big dose of personality with a few bold decor choices.
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Matte Black
Design by Leclair Decor
If you find it hard to focus when working outside the office, try painting the walls in a soothing, grounding matte black like this home workspace from Leclair Decor.
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Hang a Mirror
Fantastic Frank
If your desk faces a wall, try hanging a mirror above it so that the bottom is just above your eye level while seated. This will give allow you to look up and catch the view from behind you without having to stare yourself in the face. And it will help catch the light and illuminate a dark corner, like this small home office workstation from Fantastic Frank tucked into the corner of a bedroom.
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Notting Hill
Design by House 9 Interiors
A pocket-sized Notting Hill home office from London-based House 9 Interiors is painted in a medium-toned shade of bluegreen on walls, ceiling, and corner built-in bookshelves that make use of vertical space.
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Underground
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
If you don't need to close the door to focus on your work, consider carving out a home workspace that is part of a larger or open-plan room. This small home workspace from Michelle Berwick Design is tucked into a corner of a multipurpose basement renovation that includes a workspace beneath the tiny basement windows, plus a sewing room, laundry room, bathroom, and a second family room. The midcentury modern-inspired design includes light flooring, plenty of storage, and walnut accents that elevate the basement into a warm and functional multipurpose space.
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From this article you will learn: One of the most complex tasks requiring special attention and detailed consideration is the design of a small office. Properly selected interior design of a small office in Moscow will open up new opportunities and prospects for you. Let's see how the preparation and development of this type of space goes. One of the most important stages. The first thing you need to do is to choose the right room. The main task here is to correctly correlate the dimensions of the future office and its functions. You should not overly save on the area of the facility, because if you plan to receive several clients at the same time, a room of 8 square meters will not work for these purposes. But if you need the design of a small office for 1 person, then this space is enough. nine0003 Please note! You can be fined if, according to the norms of SanPiN, the room does not meet the standard: 4. Be sure to consider the functions your office will perform. What should be the atmosphere of the room, will your subordinates work individually or will they often have to discuss collective issues. Or maybe you need to allocate a place for a conference room, this is also important to take into account in advance. nine0003 Now measure the room. At this stage, accuracy is extremely important and remember that the data of the cadastral passport may differ from reality. Do not trust the plan, measure everything yourself and check several times. It is also worth paying attention to the necessary communications, provide for the location of sockets, lighting fixtures, network cables, etc. It will be much more convenient for you to work if you plan in advance the design and functionality of your premises after the renovation. Try to imagine the result as best as possible: describe all the details or make a rough sketch. Pay attention to the office space criteria: The next step is planning. If you prepare a sketch in advance, it will be much easier for you to work: Please note! There are general rules in office interior design that should be taken into account. The main rule is that the interior design of a small office should be light. Stretch ceilings and more elegant furniture will also help visually increase the space. Lighting is very important. This will not only expand the small space, but also provide comfort to your employees. See also: Office decoration: creating a productive working atmosphere The client will get the first impression of your company by visiting your office. If he has any inconvenience or unpleasant associations, you will not be able to change your opinion about yourself. Choosing the right style for the interior of a company is a difficult task that requires maximum concentration from the designer. The design of a small office should make an impression from the first minutes, competently reflect the activities of the organization. Today, 5 interior styles are considered the most successful and harmonious. nine0003 Minimalism in interior design is characterized by a large amount of free space and high functionality of all pieces of furniture. This style is characterized by the use of light, unobtrusive shades. Lighting in such an interior will imitate gentle daylight. nine0003 The main distinguishing feature of Art Nouveau design is soft plastic lines and rounded shapes. This style expresses harmony and unity with nature, which is probably why it is less functional than minimalism. Recommended articles on this topic: Art Nouveau small office design is characterized by natural colors: light blues and greens, grays and earthy tones. Hi-tech style implies comfort, modernity and technological effectiveness in design. Functionality and comfort of design are combined here with experimentation in the field of lighting. Metal, glass, lacquer, mirror surfaces are typical high-tech interior materials. In addition to the main lighting, you can apply additional lighting for each zone or workplace. Hi-tech loves to expose structures, so lighting fixtures on brackets will come in handy more than ever. nine0003 If you like experimental and extraordinary solutions and want to surprise your clients, techno-art style is for you. The main thing to remember is that it will be appropriate only for non-standard layouts. As for materials, as in high-tech style, you can use glass, metal and other atypical types of finishes. The design of a small loft-style office is also not for everyone. The emphasis is on the incompleteness of the finish, open communications, the aesthetics of non-residential premises are combined in the loft with stylish designer pieces of furniture and decor. It should also be noted that despite the exclusive look, interior decoration in the loft style is very popular today. See also: Loft-style office: industrialization of the workspace After you have decided on the style and drawn the project in detail, proceed directly to the repair work, which for convenience should be divided into the following stages: Let's take a closer look at the decor of a small office. Read also: Office renovation: types, features, tips Pay special attention to this seemingly simple element. A glass board mounted on the wall of your office can do two things at once: it is a high-tech replacement for a regular whiteboard for important marks, but it looks much more impressive. The color of this indispensable element of decor can be chosen in the style of your design. Unusual designer clock will decorate any interior. Especially effectively they fit into the workspace. Do not neglect this type of decor, because there can be a lot of options for its execution, ranging from simple wooden clocks to monumental wall-to-wall clocks. The choice is yours. Well-made artificial plants will be very appropriate in the design of a small office space. Paintings and posters are still a popular decoration for small office interiors. Photo design, execution and color, as always, at your discretion. It should also be noted that for an acceptable amount, you can choose and print a suitable picture from the catalog, or order your own version. A great budget way to spice up your interior. See also: Interior decoration of premises: types, norms, recommendations Open-space layout will help you to make the most of your small office space. This technique, so popular among designers in the West, has undeniable advantages over traditional cabinet zoning, it will add air to the room, and employees will feel like a single cohesive team, which will positively affect their work. Also, when designing a small office, it is important to consider: Zoning can also be done with furniture, this option is suitable for a very small office. See also: Interior designer services: maximum benefit for optimal money Cooperate with the company "My Repair" - it's reliable and prestigious. The specialists working here are professionals of the highest level.
It is at the planning stage that it is important to take into account all the nuances so that later you do not waste precious time and money on rework. nine0003 Preparing and designing a small office
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It is not necessary to have a separate room. For example, if you are designing a small office for 4 people, it will be enough to fence off a small space and put a coffee machine.
What style to design a small office in
Here you will not see unnecessary details and heaps of decor. The design of a small office in a modern style, as in the photo, will be as simple and convenient as possible.
Here you can find decor that accentuates attention, for example, in the form of a large rounded chandelier.
Also, high-tech design is characterized by bright and even acid colors.
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But in the decor elements you can already use any colors, even dark and bright shades. 
