While the last several years have seen a shift to more people working from home, the summer season typically always means logging a few more hours in the home office. We’ve been designing a lot of these spaces lately, and with more nooks and crannies to contain the trappings of a typical office. One of our primary aims in a home office is address practicality, but also provide a cozy space that still feels like home. It can be done!
Whenever possible, we always start with built-in cabinetry to tuck away small printers and wiring.
When space allows, it’s always nice to have a spot to to read or review away from the desk. (Or, enjoy a cocktail with a visitor!)
Offices provide great opportunities to display books and personal items, making the space unique to homeowner.
Often, there are areas of the home where a small space to work is helpful, but a full office is not necessary. Little work areas can be tucked away almost anywhere!
Lastly, if you scroll back through all the photos, you’ll notice we always add art. Vintage or original art goes a long way toward warming up an office space and making it feel like a natural extension of home.
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