STYLE GUIDE: HOME OFFICE
At this point, it's probably unfair to call the home office a trend seeing as it's become a permanent fixture for so many. We're not complaining - any opportunity to curate a space, especially one as influential as the area we choose to work, has us gleefully prepping a new mood board. Our workspace style is constantly in flux - at times we work best at an empty desk, with maybe an endearing figural sculpture to keep us company while we zero in on our work. Other times, chaos leads to creation and surrounding ourselves with inspiration - even when that translates to piles of papers - is imperative. Get inspired with some of the images from our mood board below, and shop The Home Office Edit to get ideas for your own work space.
 Karl Lagerfeld's Paris apartment |
 Athena Calderone's office |
 Palazzo Cenci, Gabriella Crespis Yang Tin Desk 1979 |
 Image via @studiomellone |
 Image via @pierre_jeanneret_studio |
 Image via @aninebing |
 Image via @nickwakeman |
 Image via @macnacci |
 Image via @sebastianzuchowicki |
 Rem Koolhaas, Maison Lemoine, 1994-1998 |
 Image via @lmdesignstudio.no |
 Design by Danilo Scarpati |
 Image via @apparatusstudio |
 Louise Bourgeois in her studio |
 Photography by François Halard |
 Home of Amanda Brooks |
 Image via @bradleyseymour |
 Image via @christianelemieux |
 Sofia Coppola's Office, 2000 |
 Albert Giacometti's Grande Femme Débout sculptures and an André Boulle desk in Baron Leon Lambert's office at Banque Lambert in Brussels |
SHOP THE HOME OFFICE EDIT:
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The 810 Tray in Cherry Gold by Anastasio Home |
The Newspaper Stack Vintage Books |
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Diamond Cashmere Throw by Le Studio Anthost |
Stacked Paper Catchall by Janie Kruse Garnett |
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The Blush Stack Vintage Books |
Coral Teapot I by Eileen Braun |
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The Glacier Onyx Bowl
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Etched Brass Lamp Vintage |
