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Office Inspiration from Turquoise

By Christa Terry

The home office can be an afterthought for a lot of people – that is, if you have the space to devote an entire room to working. This is especially the case among those who don’t work at home and would honestly rather not feel compelled to give up precious square footage to work-related gear. But since I work from home, I tend to empathize with those who do, too, and would probably like somewhere sweet to sit as they endure the daily grind. I used to have a nice home office, until I gave it up during the renovations, and now I fear that I’ll never again work from anywhere but the kitchen table. I’d prefer to be working in here, though:

Seeing this oh-so-inviting space designed by Turquoise makes me long for my old office. Oh, we’ll have another home office someday, but it will be shared and that means it will be at least halfway to messy most of the time. But a girl can dream, right? I’d love to know what your home office sitch is. Do you have one? Is it grand? Would you love to have one, but the space just isn’t there? Or are you content to leave work at work where it belongs so that extra room can stay a den/guest room/nursery/gaming space?

Image: Turquoise









2 Responses to “Office Inspiration from Turquoise”




  1. La Petite Acadienne Says:

    I only work from home periodically, and so can’t really justify dedicating that much space to a home office right now.

    However, my husband has a side business, and is putting an office and workshop in the garage. I doubt he’ll make it quite THAT pretty, but maybe I can talk him into at least a little bit of style. 🙂




  2. Christa Terry Says:

    Heh! I just hope that his office doesn’t look anything like The Beard’s!












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