Home office ideas to try on your own room

How to choose a home office look

Start with where the desk goes. Most of these ideas put it by a window, for daylight and something to look at. Then decide how much needs to disappear when work ends: a guest room or a bedroom needs an office that closes away, a spare room does not.

The mood comes last. Calm looks, like Sage Green Study and Biophilic Plant-Filled Office, help you settle. Focused ones, like Ambient Desk Setup, keep the desk clear. Enclosed ones, like Dark Academia Study, feel private. If you take video calls, look at the wall behind your chair as well; the shelves in the study ideas make a calm background.

What these home office ideas cover

Studies: Dark Academia Study, Art Deco Study, Bibliothèque Home Office, Mid-century Study and Sage Green Study. Modern workspaces: Brick Loft Home Office, Glass-Partitioned Home Office, Plywood Studio Office, Ambient Desk Setup and Biophilic Plant-Filled Office. Rooms with another job: Craft and Hobby Room, Vintage Music Room and Guest Room Home Office. Outside the house: Garden Shed Office and Treehouse Studio Office. Open any idea to see its color palette, the materials it uses and a few tips for getting the look, so you can borrow one part of it instead of the whole room.

Home office ideas for small spaces

Six ideas fit an office where there is no spare room. Small Home Office in a Corner uses a wall-mounted desk, a pegboard and floating shelves. Wallpapered Closet Office turns a closet with its doors removed into a compact desk. Under-Stairs Home Office follows the slope with built-in shelves and a drawer. Alcove Desk with Built-in Bookcases uses the space beside a chimney breast. Desk Corner in a Bedroom separates work from the bed with a low bookcase, and Guest Room Home Office hides a wall bed behind cabinet doors. In a small office, put what you can on the wall, like shelves, lamps and a pegboard, and keep the desk itself clear.

Try an idea on your own room

Press "Design this" on any idea. The tool opens with the idea's room type and style already set, and the idea's image as the style reference. Upload a photo of your own room, taken in daylight from a corner or the doorway, and generate. The look comes from the idea; the walls, windows and layout come from your photo, so check the result and generate again if something has moved. You can also add a few words of your own, like "keep my grey sofa" or "lighter floor", to steer the result.

Lite is quicker and uses fewer credits; Max shows more detail and stays closer to your photo. New accounts get free credits to start, no card required.

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