木々の間からタヌキが顔を出します。このゾーンは引き戸で閉じることができます。テーブルの支柱は山のクヌギ
Study room - mid-sized built-in desk medium tone wood floor study room idea in Tokyo Suburbs with white walls

南長崎の家

株式会社シンクロアーキテクツ　　　　一級建築士事務所

Inspiration for a mid-sized asian light wood floor craft room remodel in Tokyo with white walls

Кабинеты Муфтия в Московской Соборной Мечети

ZE-MOOV | HOME

Example of a mid-sized freestanding desk medium tone wood floor and brown floor craft room design in Other with green walls

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千駄木の３つの中庭をもつ住宅

8d一級建築士事務所

Example of a mid-sized built-in desk porcelain tile and gray floor home studio design in Tokyo with white walls

古民家みたいな新しい平屋

株式会社　ネオ・クラフト(s-craft)

neo-craft
Home office library - mid-sized asian home office library idea in Other

アトリエ

一級建築士事務所　丹羽明人アトリエ

北側の天空光をふんだんに取り入れて安定した明るさの空間。ロフトにも画材などの収納を確保しました。
Example of a mid-sized freestanding desk home studio design in Other

横浜のオフィス

株式会社小木野貴光アトリエ一級建築士事務所

横浜のオフィス子育てママが、仕事をしながら子育てするオフィス。木の箱で緩やかに、場をしきる。株式会社小木野貴光アトリエ一級建築士建築士事務所 https://www.ogino-a.com/

Britannia Residence

Amanda Hamilton

Mid-sized dark wood floor, brown floor and wallpaper study room photo in Calgary with green walls

【木造真壁スキップハウス】裁縫風景

nestdesign 杉本考次

奥様のウエディングドレス工房です。
Example of a mid-sized asian light wood floor home office design in Kyoto

Décoration d'un cabinet de naturothérapeute

Beaux Intérieurs

Pour la décoration de ce cabinet, nous avions deux impératifs. D’une part, étant donné la nature du travail du naturothérapeute, nous avons voulu travailler autour des thèmes relatifs au bien-être, la simplicité et la relaxation. D’autre part, notre cliente se déplaçant en fauteuil roulant, il était fondamental de privilégier des zones de passage larges et dégagées et de proposer un ensemble de meubles pratiques et parfaitement accessibles. L’espace est constitué d’une seule pièce, de quinze mètres carrés, limitée d’un côté par une baie vitrée qui occupe toute la largeur du mur et fait office d’entrée, et de l’autre, par la porte ouvrant sur le logement de notre cliente. Pour créer une ambiance propice à la détente, le mur du fond et celui de la baie vitrée (qui lui fait face) ont été repeints en rose poudré très pâle, faisant écho au plafond déjà rose framboise que notre cliente tenait à conserver pour apporter une touche d’originalité à l’ensemble. Ces couleurs contribuent à l’atmosphère très douce de la pièce, ce qui est essentiel pour la discipline exercée dans ce cabinet. Les deux autres murs ont été entièrement repeints en blanc. À l’image de notre cliente, ce cabinet reflète le professionnalisme, la douceur et la sophistication. Afin que les patients puissent déposer leurs affaires personnelles et se libérer de tout surplus pouvant gêner la séance, nous avons aménagé un espace d’accueil à l’entrée. Des patères ont donc été fixées au mur, accompagnées d’un très joli porte-parapluie à motif floral exotique. L’espace de travail a été allégé au maximum : nous y avons installé un grand bureau d’angle pour les consultations, et un buffet bas au fond de la pièce pour ranger les dossiers et les fournitures diverses. Les meubles, de couleur blanc mat, restent sobres et chics ; les piètements en bois apportent une tonalité chaleureuse à l’ensemble. De même, l’horloge à motif floral dans l’entrée est en bois ainsi que les étagères murales du grand mur qu’elles habillent, en apportant une touche cosy. Elles serviront de rangement pour les accessoires pratiques et décoratifs : les bougies, les huiles essentielles, les diplômes, des peintures ou encore des plantes. bureau professionnel avec plafond rouge fauteuils gris cozy Un grand diptyque blanc et argenté représentant Buddha vient renforcer le côté zen et méditatif de l’ensemble. Le parquet stratifié couleur bois clair légèrement grisé était endommagé en son centre et irréparable ; cependant, la zone abîmée étant très restreinte, il n’était pas indispensable de le changer. Nous avons donc fait poser une bande de sol souple imitation carreaux de ciment, dans des tons rosés clairs. L’éclairage en place, constitué de différents spots sous plafond étant suffisant, nous n’avons pas eu à le modifier.

木の温もりが溢れる和モダンの家

だいかねの家

打ちっぱなし風のクロスにアイアンシェルフブラケットの棚を一面に施した書斎はインダストリアルな雰囲気の仕上がりに
Mid-sized built-in desk plywood floor and brown floor study room photo in Other with gray walls

無垢の木の収納

牧建築工房

大人の背丈の間仕切壁をつくって１帖サイズの衣類収納を増設。間仕切壁をつくったことで、残りの４帖半のなかでの家具レイアウトがしやすくなりました。個室は４帖半がミニマムで使いやすいと改めて感じた空間です。間仕切壁を天井まで立ち上げないことで空間に開放感がえられます。
Mid-sized zen built-in desk painted wood floor, brown floor, wallpaper ceiling and wallpaper study room photo in Other with brown walls and no fireplace

清瀬の家

SCaD株式会社　一級建築士事務所

Study room - mid-sized asian built-in desk tatami floor, brown floor, wallpaper ceiling and wallpaper study room idea in Tokyo Suburbs with beige walls

鹿ノ台の家

一級建築士事務所Hirano S-A Laboratory + 平野工務店

鹿ノ台の家のLDKに設置しているパソコン等の作業スペースです。キッチンの冷蔵庫を置くスペースの裏側に設置されており、ダイニングテーブルと並行して設置しています。作業側はデスクとして、ダイニング側は小物の収納として使うようになっております。天井には小屋裏収納への収納階段があり、季節ものの入れ替えや普段使用しないものの収納が可能です。

いろんな窓の家

akka

キッチンに隣接したスタディールーム兼書斎。幅広のL字型カウンターを造り付けているので、同時に使用する人数や作業場所の広さに柔軟に対応できます。足元は堀コタツ式になっているので、畳式でも楽に座わることができます。スリット状に設けられたトップライトから、自然光が手元を明るく照らします。可動間仕切りで個室にできるので、来客が宿泊することもできます。

HDB Interior at Fernvale Link, Singapore

Vivid Snaps Photography

Daniel Chia
Inspiration for a mid-sized zen marble floor home office remodel in Singapore with pink walls

方形の家

環境デザイン・アトリエ／一級建築士事務所

Photo：前嶋　正
Mid-sized asian tatami floor and beige floor study room photo in Yokohama with brown walls and no fireplace

三方原の家（静岡県浜松市）タタミスペース

Dikta Architects office 一級建築士事務所

翻訳家として活躍する奥様の仕事スペースです。３枚引き戸の開け閉めでONとOFFを切り替えることができます。
Mid-sized asian built-in desk tatami floor, wallpaper ceiling and wallpaper study room photo in Other with white walls

王禅寺_Y邸リフォーム

猫と建築社

リビングの一角に作った奥様のワークスペース。間仕切りの腰壁にサイザル麻タイルを貼り、3匹の猫たちが思う存分爪を砥げるようにした。こちらも工事が終わるとすぐに嬉しそうに爪を砥ぎ始めた。この大爪とぎを作って以降、家具や壁紙など他の場所で爪を砥がれる被害が無くなった。施工後5年以上経ってもこの爪とぎは健在である。（右奥に見えるのがペットコーナー）

Mid-Sized Asian Home Office Ideas

In most families, Asian home offices play a wide variety of roles. If you work from home then it’s your 9-to-5 place of business; for others, it's simply a place to pay bills or sort mail. For kids, it's a homework spot or a place to play. Home office ideas are easy to come by — think library, sitting room or a place to nap. Whatever your preference, read these tips before you browse through home office design ideas to ensure you’re making the most of yours: Storage should be top priority in all home office designs. With so many papers, books and supplies to store, be sure to accommodate it all with shelves, drawers and cabinets. Once you have that under control, find a desk that's stocked with everything you need: plenty of surface space, deep drawers and a high-quality material. Finally, take the time to personalize your zen workspace with plenty of photographs and interesting knickknacks; check out lots of home office decorating ideas to help inspire your overall look or theme.

What’s the best layout for my Asian home office design?

Your zen home office layout should serve your workflow and overall creative process. Ideally, this means home offices get their own dedicated room, but if space is limited they can be paired with a guest room or added into the nook of any bedroom, living room or kitchen. There are many options, so determine what's best for you and your family. Regardless of where you set up shop, place crucial electronics and equipment within easy reach; computer monitors should be positioned so there is no glare, and lamps should be placed strategically around the entire room so there is as much light as possible. Your work area should also be ergonomically sound. Given that you may spend countless hours in your desk chair, it should have a comfortable cushion, lumbar support and the ability to swivel and roll so you can easily reach items instead of straining for them. Your chair should also have adjustable arm rests that allow for your shoulders to stay relaxed and elbows bent at 90 degrees. As for your keyboard, you want the “B” key be directly centered in front of you. Don’t worry about having to go with a frumpy, commercial-looking office chair either; plenty of great home office ideas use unique dining or accent chairs for an updated look. Make sure to give yourself a view. If you have a window in your space, set up your desk so you can look out of it. If not, put up an inspiring gallery wall or a unique wall hanging to set your gaze on when taking breaks. If you’ll be having clients in your home office, make sure there are ample (and comfortable!) seating options that are conducive to productive meetings.

How do I add storage to my home office?

Home office organization is key, especially with all the bills, mail and statements you receive and keep throughout the year. The best way to store your papers is by investing in a filing cabinet. A rolling cabinet can help with convenience, or splurge on a more permanent, lockable one if you have a lot of sensitive documents. Be sure to label and color code so that everything is easy to find. With shelves and cabinets, built-ins are your best options. Built-in shelves are an elegant way to store your book collection while drawers with tray organizers keep track of staples like pens, pencils, highlighters, tape and calculators.

How do I choose the right desk for my home office design?

When picking out your desk (or desks, for a large family space), be sure to consider its overall function. If this is your only office, it’s important to select a sturdy desk that can contain all your work documents in one place; it should look professional and be double-sided so you can hold meetings. To prevent any work/home mix-ups, have a separate desk for the rest of the family to use, and ensure your workspace is off limits. If your kids use the room as a homework spot, try a two-person desk or even an extended built-in counter where several can sit at one time. If you primarily use the space for odds and ends, a smaller, fashionable secretary desk might do the trick, as long as you have additional storage options.

How do I decorate my Asian home office?

When looking for home office decorating ideas, always think in terms of inspiration; your work area should be functional but also reflective of the things that motivate you. While Japanese style home offices are conventionally formal spaces, you can definitely branch out with your decor. If you're looking for office wall colors, find a paint that energizes you or go with patterns or stripes for variation. Globes, maps and clocks are always go-to pieces, as are table lamps and vases. To give your Chinese style work area a personalized touch, bring in framed family photographs and travel souvenirs you've picked up along the way. For those must-have accessories, like pencil cups, paper trays and magazine holders, try using bright, vibrant patterns to add a pop of color or even novelty pieces that will make you smile every time you look at them. Bulletin boards, chalkboards or whiteboards are also great home office ideas; they're perfect for reminders and can also be used to hold pictures or artwork. Browse more popular ideas on Houzz

湖南の家

おかやま設計室..

Example of a mid-sized built-in desk dark wood floor and brown floor home studio design in Other with red walls