1. Pops of color and plant life
There's a nice simplicity and easygoing energy going on here, in which each item seems handpicked but not forced or too cutesy.
Unfortunately, the equation you plus laptop plus couch plus snacks doesn’t equal an inspiring place to work. So if you’re toiling away from home, why not make your workspace, you know, a bit stylish? We’ve scoured Instagram to come up with the following cool spaces that we’d love to work in ourselves, which are set everywhere from the California desert to a brownstone in Prospect Heights. Consider it a little home office decor tutorial that you can steal from liberally. Looking for some sweet at-home activities after you clock out? Check out these online party games, easy cocktail recipes and workout apps.
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There's a nice simplicity and easygoing energy going on here, in which each item seems handpicked but not forced or too cutesy.
This great scribe for The New Yorker also has a refined retro aesthetic that we're digging (and a cute cat to boot).
We're loving the ace artwork, plants and generally cool vibes.
Here's an example of how to make an otherwise cramped office look pretty darn amazing.
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Okay, so this makeshift outdoor office in California isn’t really about decor—but just look at that sweet, sweet setting, people. (The Joshua Tree House has a buch of great interior design ideas, too.)
This one gets bonus points for the awesome use of that pegboard.
The antique desk is lovely, but we're particularly feeling that high-ceiling shelving.
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