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About This Room Type
Home Office Designs That Actually Work
See completed home office projects designed for focused work, video calls, and daily productivity. Each project balances function with personality, built around how you actually use your workspace.
These projects range from dedicated rooms to converted closets, guest room hybrids, and shared family workspaces. Every design was created through virtual consultations with no site visits needed.
Browse real floor plans, 3D renders, and product selections from past projects. Use them to identify what works for your space, your schedule, and your work style before starting your own design.
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Learn about our home offices design serviceDesign Tips
Home Office Design Tips That Work
Position Your Desk for Calls
Camera angle matters for remote work. We place desks so your background looks intentional on video, with natural light hitting your face rather than creating a silhouette behind you.
Build Storage Around Your Workflow
An architect needs different storage than a therapist or accountant. We design shelving, filing, and surface space based on what you reach for every day, not generic office setups.
Separate Zones in Shared Rooms
A home office inside a guest room or living area needs clear boundaries. We use rugs, lighting changes, and furniture placement to define the work zone without building walls.
Control Sound Before You Decorate
Hard surfaces bounce sound and make calls echo. Our material selections include acoustic-friendly options like upholstered panels, textile wall art, and area rugs that reduce noise.
Planning Guide
Plan Your Office Around Real Needs
Electrical and Cable Planning
Monitor setups, routers, and chargers need outlets in the right places. Our floor plans mark every power and cable location so your electrician knows exactly what to install.
Natural Light vs Screen Glare
A window behind your monitor causes glare. A window behind you creates a dark silhouette on calls. We position desks to use daylight without fighting it.
Dual-Purpose Room Constraints
If your office doubles as a guest room or playroom, furniture needs to serve both roles. We select pieces like murphy desks and modular storage that switch functions quickly.
Ergonomics Beyond the Chair
Monitor height, desk depth, keyboard position, and footrest clearance all affect comfort during long work sessions. Our plans specify dimensions for every element in the setup.
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