I don’t know about you, but I find a boring cluttered space isn’t very conductive to productivity and much less to creativity, so I try very hard to surround myself with beauty and keep the room I work in full of inspiring things and whatever might be making my creative juices flow at any given moment. This includes plenty of art supplies, gorgeous photographs and life-changing quotes. Oh, and candy. I need my candy.
Besides that I’m always really curious about the spaces where other creative people work because I think it can give you an insight into their processes and how their unique minds work.
Undoubtedly, I think one of the most challenging things of working at home is remaining inspired and trying to separate some of your living space from your working space. In al honesty, I usually fail hard at that (and not only because of a lack of space), so I decided to go looking for some amazing home offices and try to see how others tackle these issues.
[…] I couldn’t possibly fit them all in a single post, so this is a continuation of my previous The Art of the Home Office post. Enjoy and get inspired to transform you own […]