| 1. Make use of any space It’s surprising how little space you need for a home office. As long as the desk is large enough to accommodate a laptop, then it can function as a place to work. This office... |
| 2. Try this recipe Perfectly designed, this office is a study (no pun intended) in what can be achieved in a small space. It takes up little room, but delivers a desk, shelves and drawers. It has an electrical... |
| 3. Slot in a freestanding desk Although building in a desk is often the go-to option for any office in a cupboard, if space allows, consider slotting in a freestanding design for more of a cosy study vibe.... |
| 4. Hide it all away This desk belongs in a tiny, multi-tasking studio apartment that’s been fitted with ingenious space-saving designs. The desk includes drawer space beneath and shelves above, served... |
| 5. Reflect for depth Use mirrors, installed on the office’s back wall, to create an illusion of space. This makes working at a compact desk feel more open, bright and spacious. This idea probably works... |
| 6. Decorate the doors Make a feature of folding doors that conceal desk space by opting for a bold shade or high-gloss finish. When open, they frame the work area with energy and colour, making sitting... |
| 7. Think big It’s tempting to imagine that an office in a cupboard is, by definition, a solution specifically for small, hard-working spaces. In reality, though, the cupboard concept works with any size... |
| 8. Borrow kitchen design ideas This neat and nifty workstation features the same units as the kitchen it belongs within, creating a cohesive look. A roller door pulls down to conceal the desk space, helping... |
