it’s not unreasonable to crave a bit of space for one’s self. a little nook to take care of paperwork, sort the bills that come in, a sweet spot to stash your favorite magazines and books, and perhaps start your very own inspiration board. a home office of sorts, but not one that has to scream ‘office!’. i like the idea of an un-office home office — perhaps a nice desk or hutch strategically spaced in your existing environment that doesn’t have to mean converting an entire room to a home office. or, if you are fortunate enough to have a spare room to use as an office, maybe it’s got other functions, too — a guest room / home office, or keep it open and airy, creating a very minimalist office feeling with space to spread out a yoga mat or an art project when the mood strikes.

• photography credits in order of appearance: remodelista; fantastic frank; stylist pella hedeby; one kings lane; sight unseen; Claire Cottrell via freunde von freunden; fantastic frankatelier dore; ditte blog; stylist pella hedeby; hazel and scout; one kings lane; the kinfolk home book amy bartlam photography; laure joliet photography; bo laget; remodelista; stylist pella hedeby; Genbyg design; ledansla; coco lapine design; the u lifestyle.

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