A creative dream office
It is not surprising that your workspace is one of the key things affecting productivity and happiness at work. More and more creatives work remotely, from home or in co-working spaces. If your workplace feels temporary or if you have a lot on your plate, it can be hard to prioritise decorating. On the other hand, most of us have seen those Instagram posts and About pages which get us all excited about hand lettering our walls and borrowing a frenchie.
Pool tables and open desks aside, today we will look at some aw-inspiring workspaces and show how you can replicate them. All budgets and styles welcome! We are giant cheerleaders for looking in local charity and antique shops for your finds. Good for the wallet, world and your sense of adventure.
Indulgent botanics
Does a walk in the enchanted forest help you think? This botanic inspired wallpaper and Sandalwood scented candles from Edinburgh Candle Company will make your day. Edinburgh Candle Co is supporting women in long-term unemployment so by making your own office a little nicer, you are also helping others gain new skills that can benefit their work lives.
Clean and organised with IKEA
Image credit: IKEA
Looking for more light and organisation? The IKEA SKADIS peg board comes with a range of options for hanging, pinning and clipping items in place, perfect for mood boards and stationary. An easy tip to create a more midcentury feel are these bamboo legs from IKEA.
Design by MrKate
Trying to please everyone or dividing your home in to work and spare time? This colourful design embraces everyone's own style while the symmetry holds the room together. Statement rugs are a great place to find the colour palette for your room.
Scandinavian Jungle
Image credit Margo Hubert
Bring in some more calm and oxygen with plants, physical and prints. Natural materials and soft furnishings with texture can make the room feel cosy and warm even if you go for minimalism.
Rustic and relaxed
Image credit: Delightfull
Is your company all about making people feel at home? Reclaimed wood, brick walls and a hint of industrial makes for an inviting and relaxing work space.
