Today’s featured workspace features a long multi-level desk put together by IT professional Chad Cram. With lots of storage and desk surface space, it’s a very functional workspace for two.
Even if you have a beautiful workspace, it may clutter up the landscape of a connecting room. Nexus Designs decided to solve that problem by hiding this workspace behind a moveable wall.
If you’ve ever been afraid of painting your walls black, this home office belonging to interior designer Adam Strauss might change your mind. Rather than making the space feel like a camped cave, the monochrome colour scheme actually makes the workspace feel even bigger.
Today’s featured workspace comes from reader and Flickr user fuád, who made an attractive home office with not much more than a simple desk and grey walls. What makes the room interesting is the contrast of the desk to the wall, plus the addition of several colourful photos of all sizes.
Today’s featured workspace used to be a closet. Now it’s an attractive sitting area and computer station.
You may be familiar with the Grid System as a handy framework for designers, but graphic designers Milo and Ben used it to create an awesome wall in their home office. All it took was a little orange and white paint, some vinyl tape and a few other tools to get the job done. The result? A unique and attractive home office with a beautiful, organised wall to look at every day.
Attic rooms with sloped ceilings can be awkward spaces, but this one is a cosy, special workspace, thanks to the owner’s clever design choices. Sitting here might feel like you’re working in a treehouse — a grown-up, comfortable version of one, that is.
Today’s featured workspace comes from Lifehacker reader and Flickr user Carolina di Paola, and it appears to be an audiophile setup from the future. All the glossy white and minimalist design emphasises the fancy knobs and dials on the technology in the background.
