Inspiration for Home Office Design
Home offices have become popular, and many have set up a workspace both at home and in the office. When furnishing a home office, you need to think about more than just a chair and a desk. When designing a home office, the workspace should not only be practical, but also aesthetic and fit in with the home's decor.
Office Decor with Art at Home
Art can be what makes the home office cozy and homely. Instead of looking at a white wall, it would be pleasant to decorate the office space with art. If the wall is directly in front of you without much distance, it would be a good idea to hang smaller paintings so that the art doesn't become too dominating.
If you have challenges with sound, what you hang should be larger, as it's important for effectiveness that it covers a larger area of the wall. Sound-absorbing panels will make a really big difference when you're on the phone or holding video meetings. With this solution, you can advantageously choose art on sound-absorbing panels that are not too dominating. The works I've created for sound-absorbing panels have a calm background.
If you have many Teams meetings from home, a large painting on the back wall can also look great. If you are unsure how best to choose the placement of art, you can always contact me for advice.
Office Design
When you design your home office, there's a list of things to consider. It's important to create a small oasis where it feels comfortable and you can immerse yourself in your work.
- Try to avoid clutter. Make sure you have a system and that everything necessary for work has a place.
- Ensure you have a pleasant view, for example, of a window or art on the wall.
- Think about lighting. Natural light from outside is best, but when it's dark outside, make sure you have good lighting where you work so you have energy for work all day.
- Consider whether the office should be set up in the living room, or if you need quiet in an isolated room.
- It's important to have a good chair so you don't experience pain in your back, shoulders, and neck.
- Pay attention to the height of the desk. A sit-stand desk is best if you work from home a lot.
- Consider the sound, so you don't have to shout when talking on the phone, or be disturbed by sounds around you.
Office in the Living Room
If you have your home office in the living room, avoid just sitting at the dining table on a regular chair. Make sure to furnish the home office so that it is both practical, ergonomic, and cozy. You spend many hours working, so good design is important. If you don't live alone, also consider whether there is enough peace in the living room to concentrate on work without distractions.
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