Ideas · Home office

Home office ideas you can try in your own space.

A better desk wall, storage that hides the clutter and light that works on video calls. See it in your own room first.

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Where to start

Ideas to try first

A home office mostly comes down to where the desk faces, how the light falls on it, and where everything else goes. Facing a window or putting it to the side keeps glare off the screen. Closed storage below and open shelves above keep the room calm on camera.

Photograph the room from the doorway with the desk wall and window in frame. Keep the flooring or built-ins if they are staying.

Styles

Styles that suit a home office

Warm Minimalism
Pared-back elegance with soul
travertine, white oak, bouclé. Colors: ivory, sand, clay.
Try Warm Minimalism
Japandi
Japanese-Nordic serenity
ash, ceramic, linen. Colors: oatmeal, sage, ink.
Try Japandi
Scandinavian
Bright, functional beauty
birch, wool, ceramics. Colors: white, grey, blush.
Try Scandinavian
Dark Modern
Moody sophistication
dark oak, matte black, leather. Colors: charcoal, espresso, bronze.
Try Dark Modern
Organic Modern
Nature meets contemporary
live-edge wood, stone, ceramics. Colors: white, terracotta, sage.
Try Organic Modern
Soft Industrial
Urban edge, warm layers
steel, concrete, leather. Colors: charcoal, cognac, cream.
Try Soft Industrial

How much changes

Choose how far to go

Refresh: Paint, decor, textiles and soft furnishings. Layout and fixtures stay.
Remodel: New fixtures, surfaces, lighting and furniture inside the same footprint.
Reimagine: Bigger changes to layout and features. Walls, openings and the camera view stay.