Small Space Home Office,
Yesterday I gave some tips to help evaluate your needs and showed some inspiration for those of us lucky enough to have a separate room dedicated to home office functions.
Photo from Freshome.
com Think about underused spaces – under stairs, inside a closet, a niche in a hallway or window seat area in a guest bedroom.
Photo from my archives Find a little niche at the end of a hallway for a shelf (desk) and storage shelves above and you’re ready to go!Photo from Ideal Home Mag.
co.
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 and storage shelves above and you’re ready to go!Photo from Ideal Home Mag.co.uk Tucked into a closet, these boxes and bins keep the clutter invisible.Photo from Apartment Therapy.com Tucked up against a half wall (to the kitchen or dining area?Photo from Country Living.com Once again turning to the closet as a place to create an office space, this owner has really made good use of the space.Be creative in your organizational efforts – use a curtain rod to hold a multitude of goodies; clear bins are indispensable for displaying your craft supplies (you don’t want to have to open bin after bin when searching for an item); good lighting is always important and a bulletin board for keeping inspiration accessible.Office Inspiration If you’re in dire need of getting your personal paperwork and clutter under control, I hope you’ve found some ideas in these couple of posts. "Pin It")
