A home office is practically mandatory in residential projects. Those who don’t have space for their bedroom can invest in a bedroom office!
Even after the pandemic ended, the home office became a virtually mandatory room in projects, as many people remained with remote or hybrid jobs. Having a unique place to work at home is great, but not every apartment or house has space for this. In these cases, the home office in bedroom It is a practical solution that can look elegant with the intended decoration. Take a look at the projects with home office in the bedroom and get inspired:
Home office in the bedroom in neutral tones
In this apartment signed by the office Ar.Kitekt Associati, gray dominates the social areas, but in the private part, wood tones were the choice for a more welcoming atmosphere. The bedroom study has a comfortable upholstered chair and light wood table.
Home office in an ultra-compact bedroom
At just 26m² you wouldn’t imagine there’s room for a home office in this studio. Go to Architecture. However, the architects managed to include a working corner next to the bedroom, with a white floating table.
Home office in bedroom with green wardrobe
One of the bedrooms of this 91 m² office apartment Fantato Nitoli Architecturegained a home office framed by green wardrobetaking advantage of the angle and the light coming from the window.
See other projects in the gallery below:
Home office in bedroom with L-shaped bench
A L-shaped bench It’s a great way to have a large workspace! OR FPR Study created this home office in one of the bedrooms of the 92 m² apartment for a couple working from home.
Home office in bedroom with slatted panel
The slatted half wall embraces both the bed and the home office bench in this 350 m2 apartment designed by StudioAG.
Home office in the bedroom in a country house
A wooden sideboard works both as a TV stand and a home office corner in this design project. Giovanni Panaggio. The shelf with hanging plants adds charm.
Home office in minimalist bedroom
In this serene room, with a curved upholstered headboard and white slatted panel, the home office consists of a thin wooden bench next to the window. The project of Mariana Monnerat.
Study corner
Not exactly a home office, but we couldn’t help but include at least a study corner, an essential part of a teenager’s bedroom. In this project Pietro Terlizzi, the brick wall gives a fresh touch to the space. The planned carpentry table uses 100% of the space between the bed and the window.
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