10 CREATIVE CASUAL OFFICE SPACE IDEAS
Hey, I am Ar. Tanya Singhai. Welcome to ArchLit Design Studio — where I give you quick DIY ideas to convert any abandoned/boring space into a lively/creative space! Today I am going to tell you about “10 Creative Casual Office Space Ideas.”
Everyone needs a little office space, however, if you are short on space you are in luck. I found some great home office inspiration.
Our productivity can be hindered by the space in which we work. To be more productive with our work we need a smart organization with a splash of a relaxing clean style. These creative casual office space ideas will boost your productivity while providing a stylish environment you are sure to enjoy.
A casual office works best with your current decor so there are a few different options for you to choose from. I also give some ideas on choosing the right spot in your living room to work.
These offices are geared around being productive spaces to work while still being extremely stylish. Depending on your needs for a home office there is sure to be one that will help you plan and organize your workspace.
Room Office Ideas
The images below are meant to give you options, exact furnishings and colors can all be changed. These just reference images, collected from different sources.
* COMMAND CENTRE OFFICE –
If you have a small desk uses the space on the wall above it. I love the chalkboard space, pinboard, and whiteboard calendar. The best use of wall spaces would be the folders hanging and keeping the table clean from extra papers. It’s mixing a command center and office in one making it a great place to handle bills and plan.
* UTILIZE A NICHE –
I cannot stress how much I love this little cubby. I love how the furniture is been set a hung table slab with no legs and the drawers. The chalkboard paint on the walls Is the highlight, allows you to create and keep a calendar of upcoming events and reminders. Shelving allows you to easily store books, paperwork, and files. I believe a hanging light would give the space a much splash.
* USE PRETTY FOLDERS TO HIDE PAPERWORK –
Using the space above your desktop allows for easy reach and file organization. File paperwork, notebooks, or anything else you need and keep it in easy reach in pretty folders like these. This will keep you well organized and keep your office in style with your decor.
* USE ACCENT PIECES/ARTIFACTS IN THE OFFICE SPACE –
This is my personal favorite of the creative office space ideas. The arrows as metal artifacts giving some great vibes to the office space. The acrylic calendar is perfect for easily tracking your plans yet doesn’t take up space on your desktop. And the beautiful lamp adding a great view to the table.
* MATCH SHELVING WITH WALL COLOUR –
I love the organized simplicity of this office space. A calendar hanging on the wall a file organizer and plenty of shelf space make this an organized dream come true.
Matching the drawers and shelving to the wall color will make the large pieces blend into the wall. This will help to cut down on making space feel limited and instead make it feel larger.
* GRAB A CORNER –
This makes for a fantastic workplace or work station. Bright and simple yet efficient. Not a lot of distraction but a great place to pin work, notes, or guides to.
Setting up a small desk in a corner of the room keeps you from completely taking over your space with work.
* KEEP IT LIGHT AND FRESH –
Matching desktop accessories makes a great environment for this desk. Add a pinboard and a dry erase board and you are staying organized with minimal effort.
Your office space should be a place you enjoy being in. It’s important to make it your own. It’s important to turn it into a functional and comforting environment for you.
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