Creating an At-Home Work Space by Little Greene

With many of us finding ourselves working from home, it has never been more important to create a distinction between your home and your work space. Creating somewhere that you can be productive without the disruptions of the family home is key to getting things done.

A work space should be an area of calm, one that helps you to focus and feel inspired.

With the clever use of colour and pattern, you can produce a scheme that will maximise your study space, whether it is simply a corner of a room or a separate office.

 

Utilise Architectural Features

In rooms where space may be limited, incorporate architectural features such as alcoves or shelving into your office scheme. Here, the use of ‘Knightsbridge’ brings the space together and adds warmth and cosiness.

 

 

Horizontal Colour Blocking

Combine earthy, muted green tones such as ‘Livid’ and ‘Invisible Green’ for a restful pairing, accessorise with natural greenery for a scheme that brings the serenity of the outdoors a little closer.

 

 

Pair With Pattern

Use a large scale mural like ‘Belton Scenic’ which has an inherent brightness to bring a joyful feel to your work space.

Select a coordinating colour from within the paper and use this colour to paint all the woodwork in the room, consider using ‘Goblin’ or Sir Lutyens’ Sage’ to ground the scheme.

 

 

For further inspiration have a look at our pinterest board.

 

If you need assistance with your next project, please contact our dedicated team of professional interior designers. Online services are also available.

 

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