This topic is for anyone loving the idea of having a space in their homes they can consider their own – in particular – a dedicated home office, or a small closet or a niche somewhere in the house, where the space can be organized as a home office. Kind of like these ideas I found here:
Every three to four years, I’m craving a change in my home decor and begin to gather together (long before Pinterest) ideas on what I want to see happen in my home. I’ve helped a few friends this way and all the projects we’ve worked on turned out perfectly well, taking into consideration a mixture of decorating also design ideas. Here are some of my recent loves.
What’s inspired me over the week, set the tone for the weekend? Click on the photo to reach the information behind my inspiration:
Lately we’ve been considering purchasing a condo in a high rise in San Francisco. You know those buildings popping up everywhere in downtown, which my hubby loves and I consider a glass bubble – those ones. Well, in light of this bit of new development in our life, I decided to seek inspiration on decorating a home with no real walls. I found some ideas to copy here and have included them on my blog to seek opinion.
There is something from each space I would consider incorporating into any decorating plan I get involved with, whether for myself or friends around. Checkered floors are my favorite, unique furniture is another and {photo source here and here}
I can’t help but, like everyone else, notice everything Christmas, everywhere I go and during this time of year, it’s really difficult to think about anything else. 🙂
Although I have an eclectic taste in decor, I do prefer a modern work desk for my office space and so while I contemplate a change, here are some ideas I am considering to draw from while I create my own modern work space.
I crave for an in-home office space of my own just so I could lock the outside world out while I work on my novel and postings for my blogs. I never realized how important the space was until I sold my home a few years back. Nonetheless, while I strive towards having my very own in-home office (again), I have begun to compile photos of my favorites to incorporate into my very own style. I do believe that a creative writers space should be warm, inviting, colorful, comfortable, inspiring and as unique and different from the rest of the house as possible. The room should give you a sense of escape from the uniformity of every day life and traditional office spaces both in the home and at work and should be one, which can only be used by you.
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