Independent of you style of home office, the color schemes causes a huge impact and influences people’s attitude and work performance.

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When it comes to picking up a color schemes for an office, think about the type of mood you want ideally to be present, think about what kind of work is going to be done there, and what kind of person will be working there. The home office can play a wide variety of roles. If one works from home, it is the 9-to-5 place of business; for others, it’s a place to pay the bills, go to mail or store important documents.

Contemporary Home Office by London Architects & Designers Hill Mitchell Berry Architects

 

Eclectic Home Office by Vancouver Interior Designers & Decorators The Cross Design

Traditional Home Office by Bellaire Architects & Designers Laura Manchee Designs

As a tribute to this characteristic Parisian road, Boca do Lobo created Boulevard writing desk, a highly desirable classic piece perfect for your exclusive office or for a private place like your room, where you rather prefer to register your thoughts and your ideas.

Traditional Home Office by Edina Design-Build Firms Great Neighborhood Homes

 

Beach Style Home Office by Minneapolis Interior Designers & Decorators Martha O’Hara Interiors

 

Manu Writing Desk inspired by Manuelino style with a top lined with a black lacquered mirror, and the work area is made of leather.

 

Transitional Home Office by Boca Raton Photographers ibi designs

 

Eclectic Home Office by Farmington Interior Designers & Decorators Cynthia Mason Interiors

 

Contemporary Home Office by Vancouver Interior Designers & Decorators After Design

 

Traditional Home Office by Greenville Interior Designers & Decorators Linda McDougald Design

 

Contemporary Home Office by Huntersville Interior Designers & Decorators Simplicity Interiors

 

Different colors promote different moods. For instance, warm colors such as yellow, red and orange are very stimulating colors and tend to raise awareness. They promote a positive attitude and outlook on surroundings. Whereas less vibrant colors can be good if you want to get thoughtful, relaxed and imaginative.

 

Contemporary Home Office by Alexandria Interior Designers & Decorators 2 Ivy Lane

 

Transitional Home Office by Boston Interior Designers & Decorators Annsley Interiors

 

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