We would need the room dimensions to help you with this project. Will you be adding doors onto the space? Looks like it is now the formal dining room.If not and it is to be open the key is keeping as much clutter behind doors as possible. My office is open to the rest of the home so I know. about this.

You don't have much natural light, which is helpful if you do zoom online meetings. Is this to be a permanent arrangement or just for the duration of a work at home order? I would certainly want the office to be closed off from the rest of the house. What about a pair of "side light" style panels to narrow the opening and then French doors to match? These go to the exterior, but just posting for concept.

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Hi thanks for responding- here is the floorplan, I don’t have any more information as we haven’t moved in, however, we definitely will be adding doors to create a dedicated office space! I love this mood board but I don’t know how to recreate it with the rest of the main floor ( added current homes furniture- sofa rug, table chairs will stay)

And yes to French doors!!!!

Besides a desk what else do you need for your office? Filing cabinets, shelves, place for printer?

Outside of a desk, I would like storage of some sort and possibly sitting area. Sitting area isn’t mandatory though. Attached is the sales model set up for thT room as an office

I would probably do something similar to how they have it set up with desk on one of the walls parallel to the windows and then on the window wall some narrow cabinets. I have the Havsta ones from Ikea which are pretty plain but could be painted or jazzed up. I have the taller narrower ones behind the desk and the shorter a bit deeper ones on the side.

Something like this might work on the wall under the windows. Then a nice reading chair and floor light in the corner.