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Home Office design ideas
Whether you work from home full time or need a quiet corner for children’s studies, a well-planned workspace improves focus and keeps the rest of the home free of clutter.
At a Glance
A focused corner or room for working and studying from home.
- Place the desk to make the most of daylight without screen glare.
- Plan enough power and data points, with cable management built in.
- Use acoustic softness — rugs, curtains, upholstered panels — for calls.
Where to put the desk
- Near a window for daylight, with light coming from the side to avoid screen glare.
- Facing into the room rather than a blank wall, if video calls are frequent.
- In a second bedroom or a living room corner, with closed storage to “switch off” after work.
Comfort and technology
- Desk height around 72–75 cm with a good adjustable chair.
- Enough sockets, a data point and a cable tray built into the desk.
- Task lighting plus soft ambient light for long hours.
- Rugs, curtains and upholstered panels to soften echo on calls.
More Inspiration
Photographs on this page are licensed sample images used for inspiration; they are not AHU Interior projects. Image credits
How much space does a home office need?
A desk of about 120 × 60 cm with a chair and some storage fits in a space of roughly 1.5 × 1.5 m — a corner of a bedroom or living room is often enough.
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