Budget Home Office Ideas and Designs

This family of five had just down-sized to a new build townhouse and were desperate to add some of their colourful personalities to the all white space. Early on I established their love for rich jewel colours and embraced this fully in the living room, influenced by their stunning curtains. Encouraging them to colour drench the space they now have a cosy getaway for the evenings and entertaining. Pops of fuscia, blush and brass add contrast while black accents ground the scheme. The deep teal and blush tones continue in their kitchen, which includes this fun snug area, with oak elements to lighten the scheme and beautiful floor length curtains. Plants feature heavily. Finally the botanical influences flow through into their hardworking home office, to create a calming atmosphere with paler green tones, oak, sisal and leather. The family are thrilled with the end result and say the colours in their new home bring them a lot of joy.

Zac and Zac Photography

A space that evokes a combination of Mid-Century and glamour. The design space with the aim of creating a stimulating space to work. The use of shiny and golden elements was key to creating a unique and welcoming space where the client will serve her clients and also be able to relax.

A bespoke office solution designed to fold away when not in use. www.truenorthvision.co.uk

Un renfoncement a été créé pour accuiellir le bureau près de la fenêtre. Un joli papier peint exotique et une applique au inspiration 50's vient égayer ce petit espace de travail.

Maggie Overby

The rectangular living area includes a corner office space.

Attic conversion within Georgian house

Using a warm grey as a background, I turned to Ikea for the desk and work surface. A cowhide brings warmth to the space.

Attic Study with pitched ceiling

Andy MacPherson Studio