If you would like some quiet time at your home office you’ll better have a good room design for your child as-well. You would want him to behave and stay in his room :) It would save you time, isn’t it? Read More
Lately we wrote a lot about minimalistic design. You can’t make mistakes with minimalism, at least not that easy. This lamp can be used with any modern furniture and we think it will look good and create good contrast even in a Victorian Style interior design. Read More
This is a nice and practical approach to storing books. This speach bubble bookshelves were designed by a Mexican furniture designer named Oscar Nunez. Read More
We’ve seen some pretty small home office designs but this must be in the top 5. It also gives us the ideea that a good home office could be made on top of another furniture. That’s interesting! There are houses with high ceilings that can hold an office and a living room under it.
Don’t you just love the chair? The fabric is amazing! The color and the patterns also. Read More
If this isn’t small I don’t know what it is? It’s a little bit strange that they propose an office in the middle of the wall of a room. A better place would be near a window. Remember that some Feng Shui “rules” tells us that it is not indicated to stay with the back on your door when sitting in a room. Read More
Cute, simple, economic and very small. It’s perfect for a laptop computer if you need to answer emails, read the news or do little work.
White for making the space look bigger and patterns for making it classical and add details.
The chair is awesome! It has some good ergonomy features and it is made probably out of wood(or something similar in aspect) so it integrates greate with the desk and keeps everything classical.
However, don’t think about having the floor painted in white and be of wood because it will all get dirty frecvently and would be hard to clean. Use something light if you want but not necesarly white.
Need an office in a small apartment? This home office design can be a good choice. You can use your hall as a space to make your office bigger. Read More
Ron Arad – The Story
Tel Aviv (1952 – )
Design took a radical turn in the 1980’s, deconstructing the rigid ideology of the Bauhaus–often with great humor. Avant-garde designers like Philippe Starck and Ron Arad brazenly borrowed from the “historical closet” of previous styles and created biomorphic forms with whimsical names like Arad’s Big Easy Red chair, the After Spring Before Summer chaise lounge and the Empty chair. These chairs posed anew the question, “What ought a chair to be?” Read More »