DESK TOUR
After turning off the screen, I can see the desk better — Wood·Black Home Office
What color remains on your desk when you turn off the screen? This is a home office design that adds a black stand, mat, and beige background to the wood desktop. From the black and white picture frame on the wall to the front blank space, I will divide it into places where you can enjoy it and places where you can use it.
- Use
- Planning a work-from-home space
- color combination
- Wood, Black, Beige
- composition
- Monitor, stand, mat, lighting, wall decoration
Three black and white picture frames on the wall, and only the necessary things on the desk. I thought of a desk that I could comfortably look at while sitting and working or taking a short break.
Warm desktop, calm outline
The starting point of this space is the widely exposed wood desktop. Black was repeated on the desk legs, monitor riser, mat, and wall shelf to create an outline around the warm wood grain. Rather than adding different colors to each object, it is a way to connect the colors already used in several places.
Gathering only black items can make the background look heavy, so I placed beige fabric behind the desk. I placed a white light, a keyboard, and a small plant in between. What I want to take away from this design is the relationship between wood, black, and beige placed together rather than one specific product.
