Personally
I love a home office that is fresh, light, and airy; after all, even though
it’s a home office you don’t want to feel like you are in an office! To me a
home office should reflect your own personal style and interest, be organized,
and of course be forever stylish and up to-date.
Design a
home office to double as a bedroom or family room. Just make sure the home
office is clearly identifiable and friendly and warm.
The blue
desk gives the room a cool feel and I love the accent wall in the back, and of
course a chandelier looks great in any room. Stick to a color scheme to make
the home office as a whole appear cohesive.
Use
aesthetically pleasing boxes for storage. Remember with an office you always
want to turn storage into design, so buy some chic storage items and you are
well on your way {above picture found on IHeart Organizing; she has some other great home office organization tips!}
Look In
your Kitchen for possible office storage items, such as glass vases or a highball
glass to keep pencils in scissors in or metal muffin tin cups to help organize
the desk drawers. Plus no office is complete without some beautiful fresh
flowers!
I am a huge fan of all of these home office inspirations. I have been living at home for the past six months, but cannot wait to get a place of my own and hopefully have a fab home office like one of these.
ReplyDeleteI love the home office with the inspiration board. Usually I'm not a huge fan of bulletin boards (they remind me of a college dorm room or my high school one where it was covered in pictures) but I really, really like how that inspiration board looks sophisticated and not cluttered
DeleteGreat home office inspirations that reflect one's personal style and interest. Thanks for posting ideas that are useful for those who want to set up their own workspace too.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :). I am so glad that you enjoyed this post!
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