Hang in there, guys – there is only 2 weeks left to the Conditional Movement Control Order and working from home! Now that you recognise how a workstation could make or break your day, let’s browse through these cool home design ideas for some renovation inspiration.
Too often we overlook the need to put in the effort to design our home office. Instead, we just purchase a desk and chair and call it an office. But what we seem to neglect is the fact that a put-together space not only improves the aesthetics of your home but also boosts productivity. With most of us working from home during the lockdown period, we have come to realise how important it is to have the right home office design and furniture in order to stay focused while homebound.
These home offices show you how just a little effort goes a long way.
1. Play with nature
This home office comes with a gorgeous garden view and we love it! The minimalist yet contemporary room with a bold hue allows you to step into the outdoors for a breather every time you feel like taking a break.
IND’FINITY DESIGN (M) SDN BHD | Project: Complete Oasis, Bungalow
2. Hello 50 shades of grey
Monochrome doesn’t mean boring. This trendy home office features a marble backsplash andminimalist décorthat gives the room extra style points.
PINS STUDIO | Project:The Impact Of White – Double Storey, Desa Parkcity
3. Bring the sea to you
Add colours and décor that help bring your personality to life just like this nautical themed office andstudy. This design idea is perfect for sailing or boating aficionados. Even if you aren’t one, the blue and white colour palette is very pleasing to the eye!
SKY CREATION | Project: Desa Tebrau Semi D
4. Embrace your roots
Bring a part of your heritage into your workspace the way this homeowner did. The oriental themecarries through to the entire home and is a prominent mark in this room.
SUPERNORMAL DESIGN STUDIO | Project: Villa Seni Residence
Yes, the title was a pun – Did you get it? Seriously though, this minimalist yet trendy workspace hits the right spot. It uses modern andcontemporary design themesthat blend perfectly together.
NEVERMORE | Project: 42 Jalan Irrawaddy
6. Keep it simple with industrial
Industrial is a popular trend amongst homeowners and they are a perfect fit in home offices. The no-nonsense layout, use of raw material, and open concept all come together to create a highly functional space in this home office.
DDM | Project: Ms1 Cheras 林 | 静
7. Bring the outdoors in
Check out this unique take on a home office. The interior designer extended the patio of the home to create a garden workspace that looks so serene. Stress begone!
WAD DESIGN | Project: BACK TO NATURE
8. Cosy is key
Sometimes, you should not overthink and just let your unique style shine through your office with your favourite colours, patterns, and even some of your personal belongings. After all, it is you who’s spending hours day in day out in this private space of your home.
We love how this homeowner gave the office a unique twist by installing faux grass in the space. This definitely is a creative way to bring the outdoors indoors.
K PLUS E DESIGN | Project: Johson Woo, Banglow @ Bukit Jalil (MFID Award Winning Project)
10. Go big on small
If you have a small space, you don’t have to compromise on style. Look for ways you can fully maximise your room – think wall-mounted tables and storage that will save floor space.
MILLIMETRE DESIGN SDN BHD | Project: Gamuda Garden 1B
11. No space, no problem
You don’t have to dedicate an entire room to your home office. Take cues from this workspace that was incorporated into theliving room.
BOX DESIGN STUDIO | Project: Puteri Hills, Puchong
To create a bright ambience without the glare of the sun, an oriental themed lattice was used as a partition between the large windows and the workspace, giving it a chic appearance.
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NEVERMORE | Project: 42 Jalan Irrawaddy
DDM | Project: Ms1 Cheras 林 | 静
WAD DESIGN | Project: BACK TO NATURE
BLANC INTERIORS |Project: The Mews KLCC
K PLUS E DESIGN | Project: Johson Woo, Banglow @ Bukit Jalil (MFID Award Winning Project)
MILLIMETRE DESIGN SDN BHD | Project: Gamuda Garden 1B
BOX DESIGN STUDIO | Project: Puteri Hills, Puchong
TEAM BJ | Project: WAA Design & Culture Showroom