Fashion inspired office decor ideas
If you are someone who is inspired by fashion and wants to follow the latest runway trends, you might want to create a home working space that reflects your love for clothes design and fashion photography. If you are here to see how to easily turn a spare room into a fashion-inspired home office, you are in the right place!
The Devil Wears Prada is a 2006 American comedy-drama film in which Meryl Streep stars as Miranda Priestly, a powerful fashion magazine editor. Her pristine office walls are adorned by black and white fashion photographs and there are always fresh flowers on her desk.
1/ Start with the wall colour
Depending on your style and 'branding' you might want to go for bold colours or a very clean white that will come in handy if you need to photograph yourself modelling clothes in the same space.
If you love black but fear that painting a whole room is too much, then just paint one feature wall and the rest can be painted white. See the inspiration for my black and white home office here.
2/ Choose a large desk
A big surface will help you create beautiful flatlay photography that you can use to show examples of how to style clothes and accessories.
I used the IKEA MICKE desk for a long time and at 140cm wide, it gave me all the space I needed for my blogging. It also has drawers where to hide camera and photography accessories.
And check out this article for the Best Flatlay tips ever!
3/ Invest in wall art
Posters are your best friend in creating a fashion vibe in your office. In my office, I used posters from DESENIO in a variety of sizes.
More so, if you're considering upgrading your office, exploring office interior designs services is a great idea. Not only will it enhance the visual appeal, but it can also potentially boost your productivity and motivation.
Black Roses poster (far left), DESENIO
Jenny Kakoudakis likes to blog about travel. She launched the award-winning Seasons in Colour in 2014. When she is not chasing criminals out of the financial system (her day job), she loves travelling around the world.
Read about her travel recommendations here.
