Interior Designers Share Their Home Office Decorating Tips

For an inexpensive and easy home office pick-me-up, look to mother nature. As interior designer Laura Umansky says, "fresh flowers brighten up any workspace, plus their floral scent is an instant mood boost. I always have a floral bouquet within eyesight when working at home. The color and shape of the blooms always makes me feel creative."

Even if you don't have a designated home office space, you can still create a productive work environment. "Find a place in your home, if you don't have a separate office, that inspires you and is quiet and away from the general day to day activities," interior designer Janice Barta says. "Add personal touches to your work space, like a plant, candle or artwork. This helps stimulate a calm and inspiring environment to look forward to each day."

Tight on space? No problem! This eclectic, feminine office space combines function and glamour with loads of playful color. Even if you have a limited amount of space, you can still go glam and create an uplifting home office.

After working from home for an extended period of time, you won't regret splurging a top-notch office chair. Interior designer Laura Umansky explains that "this is more of a self-care purchase than an office supply: invest in a high-quality chair. Find one that is supportive, stylish and built to last. After a long day, your body will thank you."