Home offices

by | May 17, 2017

There are many of us who work from home, but we don’t have enough place to have a separate working room. If you have a free corner or space in your living-room you can easily create a small home office. I also have a self-designed working desk in my living-room, when it is finally finished I’ll post some pics about that :-). In the meantime I’ll show you some ideas how you can create your own unique working corner.

Feminine working desk, looks very cosy.
Feminine working desk, looks very cosy.
If you have big space available, you don't need to push the desk to the wall, you can turn it and place it forward (like it was a seperate working room).
If you have big space available, you don’t need to push the desk to the wall, you can turn it and place it forward (like it was a seperate working room).
Dark colours, but very impressive.
Dark colours, but very impressive.
Cosy working space with an extra big desk.
Cosy working space with an extra big desk.
Pinboard on the wall, small organizers and decoration make home working enjoyable.
Pinboard on the wall, small organizers and decoration make home working enjoyable.
Unique pinboard and ball lighting make this black and white design cosy.
Unique pinboard and ball lighting make this black and white design cosy.
Let's put a tabletop on 2 IKEA commodes and our working space is ready.
Let’s put a tabletop on 2 IKEA commodes and our working space is ready.
Hobby-corner, when you close it disorder disappears and you can write on the chalk-board outside.
Hobby-corner, when you close it disorder disappears and you can write on the chalk-board outside.
I like this option when there is natural light at the working desk.
I like this option when there is natural light at the working desk.
Scandinavian design.
Scandinavian design.
Well-organized working desk, looks unique.
Well-organized working desk, looks unique.

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