I'm going with the south light as the default (because east light is fleeting). Lots of windows, but not much light. My choice would be B.M. Edgecomb Gray. Just keep furnishings, rugs, trim in the same warm tone.

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I’m a bit confused— you have 2 walls with those great windows? The south wall & east wall - so at right angles to each other? East is morning light & South is afternoon until ??. You’re asking about window treatments? How about bottom up / top down blinds? Inside mounted. This would give you light control as well as view control - if you’re easily distracted & would be gazing out the windows you can use the top down setting so you see only the sky.

I do not understand what is going on. Please post a floor plan. I’d remove the miniblinds and use sheers to control the amount of light. Not understanding why you built a desk into the built in wall and also want another.

To allow more light to bounce around this room, do the following: Place just a few strategic mirrors on the walls (only if there is an interesting reflection). On side table and desktops, get glass tops. This may not seem important but when you have a lighting challenge, every little bit helps. As others have said, paint the walls a warm and light color. If you are able to, paint in a satin or semi gloss finish. Please do your thorough homework with the paint, as it's important to the atmosphere of the space. 6 Types of Paint Finishes: Flat Matte Eggshell Satin Semi-Gloss Gloss. Another thing you can do is (if this goes with your style) try to get accessories in a mirror or distressed mirror finish (such as a lamp base or picture frame).

Below are a few of our home office designs. It might be a good idea to get an overhead light installed, and to get window treatments for all of the windows, a large rug for the space, and some artwork along with lamps. Please take a minute to look at all of our designs and see what might help you move forward.

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ooo windows are beautiful. i agree to face desk out toward them, so you have a good view while you work.