You've come to the right place! We have a serious passion for interior office design and office decor, and decided we should start sharing all the great stuff we find to help people design their ideal office. Read on to discover stylish contemporary office furniture and decorating ideas, or browse our gallery of innovative office designs from around the world for design inspiration.
Wall treatments are one of the best ways to add style to your home office, but applying them can be some serious work, not to mention expensive. Luckily though, the “Tears Off” modular wallpaper created by the Latvian design company ZNAK is a relatively quick and easy way to give your office a fresh new look, all while allowing you to exercise your creative side.
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Perfect for those looking for environmentally sustainable office furniture for either home office or commercial use, the Paperweight Desk is a simple yet functional, extremely light yet immensely strong task desk that is made of 74% recycled paper, and 26% virgin fibres created from fully managed fast growing sustainable sources.
The Stroller desk is a sophisticated and clean-lined, two-toned desk with loads of functionality, perfect for any home office. Designed by Steuart Padwick, the Stroller desk features two deep front drawers, a cavernous central compartment with a lifting panel ideal for storing a laptop or accessories, and cable access on the top and bottom enabling cables to run through the inside of the desk. The frame and legs are made of solid oak, the top of veneered oak, while the drawers and central lifting panel are available in either veneered walnut, or a green lacquer finish.
Designed by Seattle based furniture company Urbancase, the Ledge is a clever wall-mounted furniture unit perfect for use as a writing desk, bookshelf, or media center. Recently showcased at the annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), The Ledge features a discreet cord management system, drawer, a pullout shelf/work surface, and optional wall-hung shelving unit,and comes in either solid walnut ($1,500) or painted mdf ($1,300).
Nested inside a historic building in uptown Minneapolis that sat vacant for almost 20 years previously housing a print shop and a car dealership, you will now find the very cool offices of the advertising agency Mono. In a neighborhood known for funky shops, eateries and apartments, the entrance to Mono’s office is easily distinguishable by its boldly colored blue door, which upon entering leads visitors down a path of finished concrete floors that still have flicks of color from the old print shop.
