photo by Armac Martin | designed by Rebecca Hughes

This is perfect for those who have a limited amount of space to work with. You can easily turn a small walk-in closet into an office space.

photo from TheLuxeDesigner | designed by Amber Pierce Designs

Maybe you have an empty room at your disposal. Why not turn it into an office space? Install some shelves (or maybe it’s been pre-installed), and that will serve as a great space for all your office needs. Keeping a minimalistic design in the office is also a great organizational tactic.

photo by Arhaus | designed by Annabode | photography by Susie Brenner

Here is another example of how you can turn a vacant room into an office space. A room with big windows and lots of natural light makes for a great place to get your work done. It creates an environment you want to be in.

photo by Jessica Lev Antiques | design by Katie Davis Design

If you’ve got a “living room”-esque space that you don’t know what to do with, why not turn it into an office space. With a room like this, the arched doorway gives it a semi-private feel. It’s not a totally closed off space but it does offer some seclusion.

designed by Tiffany Leigh Design | photography by Patrick Biller

Here is a way how you can turn a built in bookshelf into an office space. This could be built or created in say, a corner of the home, to create a feeling of seclusion. This could help keep you focused and also, it provides a separate space for just your work stuff.

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