Office Colour Design

The home office has become common place in homes across the country and has given many people the opportunity to work from home. This growth has seen a mass surge in the availability of home office furniture and equipment and turned what were once bedrooms into office bedrooms.
This new requirement has meant that many home owners have had to rearrange existing bedrooms to fit some types of office furniture. From an interior design point of view this is not ideal. It is much easier to start with a clean slate and in this article we will discuss some of the things you need to consider when creating your new home office.
The first thing you will need to consider is room arrangement and furniture. The room needs to serve several functions. It will mainly be used as an office however it must have space for guests to stay. This is because people often don’t have the space for both a guest bedroom and office. With this in mind you will need to look at essential furniture. Furniture designers are all too aware of these limitations within homes and often design clever furniture items which can do several things at once. For example some offer desks with built in filing systems and cable management.
Once you have selected your furniture items you need to look at where they will fit in the room. In most instances you will probably want to fit the office furniture around your bed. A better solution would be to purchase a sofa bed. Sofas take up a lot less room than a full sized bed and you can simply set it up when required. A sofa bed should also give you a bit more floor space.
Now that you have your furniture in place you will want to start looking at paint colours. Paint is usually easier to apply than wallpaper and gives you a certain level of flexibility. Home offices can be one of the most difficult rooms to paint as you will need a wall colour that is energising and at the same time not distracting.