You like my alliteration there in the title? You can thank my restful weekend for that one. So do any of these spaces actually make you want to work? No? Me neither. The white walls (or off white in some examples) are fresh and anything but boring. #8 is definitely my type of workspace - just enough clutter to make it functional. I also really love the embroidery display in #2. Such a sweet collection. Any particular space catching your eye?
images: 1) the shiny squirrel 2) ozoweizo 3) fryd + design (via transito inicial) 4) sodra interior (via stil inspiration 5) hus & hem 6) rue jan 2012 7) design*sponge 8) decor8 9) bolig
8 comments:
8 is my favorite too. Just the right amount of goodies.
I really like #7, even with all that white. I think between the color of the floor and the desk, and the fact that the space is narrow, it still manages to look warm and inviting.
I love the white + natural wood combo. so pretty!
I love the white + natural wood combo. so pretty!
These workspaces are really pretty - but no, they don't make me want to work. They make me want to go work by the dining table instead. Except room #8, where things seem to be happening - I could work here if there's another (large) desk in the room.
I love the warmth lent to just about all of these spaces by the dark wood against the white walls - that's something I want to copy in a workspace for sure. I could definitely get some good work done in that last space - just enough color, love the photos on the wall, and LOVE the big desk. I always need a huge workspace to spread out or I feel cluttered and anxious so a nice spacious desk like that one is a must!
I love clutter/embroidery/eclectic patterns. I actually do think that if I had a space like this in my home that I'd be more tempted to write/blog regularly/etc.! For now, my couch is too tempting.
I especially love the white paneled walls. So rustic. I could live in a room like that!
Hope you had a lovely weekend Christina!
x, Anna
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