5 HOME OFFICE INTERIOR IDEAS
Working from home is now fast becoming a reality for most of us who are having to self-isolate. Whilst it’s important to be productive and to stay focused, working from home can be increasingly difficult for those who don’t necessarily have a dedicated office space, and have to resort to setting up computers on breakfast bars or using their laps as desks! Below we have crafted some ideas for those who want something practical yet inspiring to spruce up their office space.
Don’t have a
dedicated room for your office? Make your desk do double duty and use it as a
multipurpose surface just like @deecampling did. Dee used her dining table
as a space to work. The beauty of this idea is you can utilise your dining
table or your kitchen island’s space and really spread out, just make sure your
space isn’t too cluttered and you have a comfy chair or stool to sit on!
Photo
credit: @deecampling
Product: Large Tapered Leg
Dining Table with a Zinc Top
2. Create a space saving desk
Sometimes it
can be really difficult to create an office environment, especially in a
central flat or apartment. Living in a smaller space means you need to think
about the practicality of the furniture you’re adding to your space. This Large Shelving
Cabinet could
have the answer to all of your home office problems, it is an edgy, stylish
statement piece, but can be used to store files and other mandatory desk
essentials you might need when working from home. The fold out shelf makes a
brilliant desk, which you can easily fold away when not in use.
3. Keep to the minimalist trend
Tidy desk,
tidy mind. The key to keeping proactive when working from home is to keep your
space clean and tidy. Get rid of any unnecessary paperwork and keep your desk
organised. Declutter your walls and keep to a minimalist interior scheme, using
neutral colours and sharp crisp lines to accentuate this modern trend. Less
detailing means less distraction! Of course, don’t hold back on adding a plant
or the odd piece of wall art to keep you inspired, but having a clear desk and
a comfy chair will only improve your concentration.
Photo
Credit: @corsetsandcreations
Product: Bentwood Dining
Chair
4. Add some greenery
The
biophilic design trend is huge right now. There is nothing more uninspiring
than being cooped up indoors, so why not bring a touch of the outdoors inside?
This styling technique is especially for all you creatives out there that can’t
bear to stare at four empty walls and need a little distraction to get those
creative juices flowing. Don’t overload on the plantation though, the last thing
you need is branches hitting you over the head and soil getting scattered
across your desk. @hoppshouse has achieved the perfect
balance in this fantastic home office. A clean, minimal space with just the
right amount of shrubbery dotted here and there to add a touch of nature to an
industrial setting.
Photo
Credit: @hoppshouse
Product: Tan Leather
Arlington Dining Chair
5. Create
an Art Deco inspired office space
For those
who wish to completely renovate their office spaces, why not consider an Art
Deco inspired office? Influenced by the sophisticated glamour of the 1930s,
this type of luxe home office would suit all of the executives out there! Soft
supple leathers, chestnut wood and chrome detailing are all adding to the rich
colours and geometric lines of the signature art deco style. This sleek
furniture would add style and class to any interior space.
Products: Jackson Leather Desk
and Chair Set , Carter Leather
Swivel Chair,
Truman Coffee Table
Remember to
be clutter free, take regular breaks and stick to a strict schedule if you’re
working from home.
If you’re
looking for desks, office chairs or even a new dining table, we stock a wide range of
furniture products on our website. Take a look at our new stock to see all of the latest
additions! If you have any queries, please contact sales@peppermillinteriors.com