With a Beautiful View
Working from home means staying productive without getting lost in TV shows or endless phone scrolling. A great view helps keep you focused, so if you can, place your desk by a window.
Organized and Minimal
Working from home saves you from stressful commutes, rushed lunch breaks, and awkward office encounters. Keep your desk clear and only have the essentials out—it helps your mind stay clear too.
Patterns for Visual Inspiration
Less clutter doesn’t mean boring. Patterns add personality without taking up space. Choose backgrounds or accents that spark your creativity.
Defined by Color
No separate room? No problem. Use paint to visually mark your workspace. Black feels sleek, blues and greens calm, and warm yellows energize.
Small Nooks
All you really need is enough space for your laptop and a comfy seat. Use any small nook, alcove, or under-stair area with a bit of creativity.
Fold-Down Desk
Not using your desk daily? A fold-down surface saves space and helps you pack up your office with one easy move at day’s end.
Office in the Kitchen
Who says kitchens are just for cooking? A dining table or countertop can double as your workspace. Kitchens are often sunny and welcoming, plus you’re never far from your coffee.
Part of the Bookshelf
Books inspire and hold knowledge, making a perfect backdrop for work. Build your home office into your bookshelf for a seamless, elegant look.
Vanity Desk in the Bedroom Corner
We like to keep work and rest separate, and looking at your workspace from bed isn’t ideal. But a bedroom vanity can easily transform into a desk by day. Just clear away papers and laptop at night, and it’s back to your beauty spot.
Hidden in a Cabinet
No desk space at all? A cabinet can create a fully functional workspace and is perfect for tucking away your office when the day’s done.
