Work from home office design - get the look
Lately, I have noticed a rise in WFH office design requests, not just with my clients but all around me. People are taking back control over their own time and how they spend it, especially regarding work. Maybe the only benefit that has come out of the pandemic is that companies have realized they can function without having to have a workspace necessarily. The downside to it was that no matter how attractive working from home felt and still is, people will always crave the human connection. They will always long for a sense of community, a "we are in this together" work environment, that "get things done" energy. People need flexibility and the freedom to work in different environments (be it partially from home and partially from the office).
However, when we are working from home, we need to surround ourselves with an inspiring space, one that allows our mind to do its best work, be it problem solving, or creating amazing things. It needs to be a space that allows us to thrive. I will do another post on what are the best things to keep in mind and to have in your WFH office but for now, I just wanted to share with you a quick design for a WFH space. I hope it inspires you and if you see anything you fancy, I've also added links to the purchasable items. Think of this as a sneak e-design peek, for free, as my gift to you. I don't receive anything from these companies, I just genuinely want to share items that I think you might enjoy.
If, however, you love this and would also want a bespoke design that fits your needs and home/room restrictions, then please do get in touch. I’d be happy to help. Because…
Our homes are the places where our souls rest!
So it is super important to me that you feel at home within your home. Even if it is the place where you are working from. And the place you do yoga, or receive guests over, or play in, or dance, etc. Everything starts with an idea. So don’t be afraid to discover yours. Who knows what gorgeous, beautiful interior it will lead to?
Here is where everything is from:
Green Curtains - from Sand Snow Linen via Etsy - from £123 per panel (price dependent on what size you choose);
Planter Box - from Ferm Living via Lifestory (multiple colors available) - £225;
Wool Rug - from Hay via Nordic Nest - £499 (price dependent on what size you choose);
Floor Lamp - from Emma Gurner via Houseof. - £399;
Original Artwork - from Pippa Ryan - £495;
Pendant Light - from Globen via Nordic Nest - £299;
Original Small Artwork - from Chromatelier via Etsy (frame not included) - £25;
Paint colour - And Breathe from COAT - £92 (for a 5L tin);
Wall Shelves - from Roar Studio via Etsy - £99 (price dependent on what size you choose);
Desk Chair - from Cult Furniture - £399.
* Prices are as seen on the websites at the moment when this blog post was written - they may vary due to promotions, discounts, events, and currency. Prices are without additional costs (for example delivery, shipment costs, picture frames, etc - where applicable), so please do keep that in mind. If you buy a piece of furniture or any other item that is from another country, there will always be an extra charge for transport. Likewise, local products may still cost you a bit extra due to delivery costs. So don't forget to adjust your budget accordingly.
If you want to save this for a future read or interior design look reference, you can pin the image above. I am all about making it easy for you, my detail lovers!
That's it. What do you think? Love it or hate it? What room would you like to see next? Write it below in the comments or on Instagram if it's easier for you - just tap @detailmovement and share your thoughts. Who knows, it might just be the next Get The Look Series.
Cannot wait to hear from you!
Raluca x
P.S: As always, I try to source only the best products that I believe in & believe that you will find interesting as well (and benefit from, of course). I did not receive anything for presenting these products.
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