10 Fabulous Ideas For A Home Office In The Bedroom

If you do not have an extra room in your home to dedicate to a home office, consider the addition of a desk in your bedroom, whether it be the master or a guest room. A bedroom can be the perfect spot to squeeze in an office if no other options are available. It’s peaceful and away from distractions that you will find in the main living areas – not to mention the bed is close at hand if you need a nap or some crucial time to reflect!

If you have torn down an adjoining wall, retaining some of the dividing wall will help create some separation, its important to switch off at the end of the day! Have a look below at our collection ideas for incorporating a home office into your bedroom. We hope you get inspired to make this addition, thats both comfortable and stylish. Enjoy!

A walk-in closet gets re-purposed in this bedroom into a home office space, creating some visual separation.

A small bedroom features translucent doors to not only bring in natural light, but offer a privacy screen from the home office. If you have extra space in your bedroom, this would be a great idea to steal! Separating the spaces so you don’t feel like you sleep and work in the same room.

Create on in her master bedroom. The idea was to be able to close the space off to make it look like a closet, neat and tidy. If you have the space in your master bedroom, or even a spare bedroom, transform a walk-in closet into an office. It will be quiet, and when the doors are closed, you won’t even know its there.

If you need a guest bedroom for occasional overnight visitors, why not have a combo office/guest room? Install a pull-out wall bed (Murphy bed) inside of a cupboard so it is concealed when not in use.

Instead of a nightstand next to your bed, why not incorporate an office desk with a comfortable wing back chair. Accessories really helps to personalize your space… and makes it more fun!

A home office with a view! This master bedroom retreat cantilevers over the driveway, offering breathtaking treetop views. It gives the feeling of floating, we could be inspired to work here, how about you?

It is not ideal to have laptops, desktops, wires and stacks of paper in your bedroom. Your bedroom is supposed to promote rest and relaxation. If your bedroom is the only space in your home that you can fit in an office, then concealing it could be an excellent option. The bedroom above features closet doors that closes off the office alcove when not in use.

If you have an office that plays double duty as workspace/guest bedroom, don’t despair. Integrating a concealed fold-down bed will provide you with the best of both worlds!

In a master bedroom in Denver, Colorado, custom barn doors were incorporated into the design. The door can be used to close off either the home office or the master bathroom.

If you don’t have frequent overnight guests, opt for a guest room that can also be used as your office. Before guests come to visit, clean up your desktop area so they have more space to spread out. Incorporate plenty of built-in storage space to house your documents to keep the space clean and tidy. You don’t want your guests to feel that they are invading your space when they come to visit!