March 19, 2024

18 Minimalistic Home Offices to Inspire You

It doesn’t matter if you work from home or if you use your own space only at night or on the weekends, home offices are great! They give us a chance to create a space just the way we want it, with the things we need to do our job effectively. For some, this means filling the space with things that inspire, like lots of art and nick-nacks. But others take the “less is more” approach, opting for a minimalistic office where clean lines, less clutter, and only the bare essentials create the perfect work environment.

Remember to click the images to learn more about each space.

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

Inspiring Minimalistic Home Offices

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Henry Jones is a web developer, designer, and entrepreneur with over 14 years of experience. He is the founder of WDL and ThemeTrust.

20 Comments

  1. kub Reply

    I’d rather, Picasso’s studio, Rothko’s, Frankenthaler’s, Jobs, early Bukowski. The no office office is a ‘nice’ idea, but it’s not that I couldnt, I dont want to work in an arctic environs. lol

  2. E L Reply

    Can you follow up with a “Maximalistic Home Offices” post? These spaces are…. nice. And clean. But not particularly inspiring to me personally.
    PS, I adore your blog. It’s so helpful and insightful. 🙂

  3. Rob Reply

    Although some of these paces look beautiful, some do not look practical and some look just plain uncomfortable!

    Chairs without backs or chairs that don’t adjust… How much work are they planning to do? 🙂

  4. Andy A Reply

    Yeah these people have MODS (Mac on Desk Syndrome), the only reason why the offices are so shockingly bereft on anything that resembles or has ever resembled work is that they spend their whole lives at the Apple store (and possibly Berets-R-Us).

    Seriously, where’s the innovation?

    Where’s even the suggestion of something special?

    Where’s the 6 screen setup with a hand made modular/ergonomic wooden desk in a glass room surrounded by ferns with the PC hidden in a modern sculpture that lights up in different colours depending on who you just got an email from, powered by a waterfall…. something, ANYTHING.

    Please, mo more estate agent shots of an empty room with a MAC ON A DESK!

  5. DWJL Reply

    It is almost painful to view these sparse offices where you can actually see the surface of the desk. Something tells me that these guys are much more organized than I am.

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