Working from home can be an awesome privilege, but after a while, work/life separation can be hard to achieve, and our homes might start to feel a bit imprisoning. Once again, smart design comes to the rescue: by infusing comfort and color into a home office or introducing a cutting-edge work station with distinct parameters separating it from the rest of the home, sanity gladly returns to even the most industrious workaholic. The elements in today’s series make it just a smidge easier to put that nose to the grindstone and burn the midnight oil.
Globus Personal Work Station by Michiel van der Kley
Colorblocked Office with IKEA pieces via ManMade DIY
Colorful Work Stations via Living Etc
Honeycomb Memo Board via House to Home UK
Inventive Wooden Work Station – Image by Jason Schmidt via Dwell
Quirky Chalkboard Office via Adore Home Magazine
The Clipper CS-1 Cockpit-Style Workstation
The Otto Workstation Cabinet by John Lewis
The TrekDesk Treadmill Desk
Upcycled Vespa Workstation via Reinventing Wheels
Treadmill desk found at TrekDesk.
