Hidden desk ideas: 5 creative hidden office
re you currently battling with a small space and you are in need of an office that won’t take up the tiny space you have?
Having to work from your couch, bed or dining table can be discouraging and less effective on your work ethics. This simple guide to having secret desks is just what you need:
1. Hidden Built-in Office Furniture:
This is achieved when a space is allocated to have an office station. You can have the desk built to your exact height requirements and choose the mix of shelving and drawers to fit your particular storage needs for the space.
It may be on the pricey side, but when you really want to effectively maximise your best option is bespoke. This secret desk and home office is cleverly concealed within a bank of kitchen units, wardrobes or tv console.
Most bespoke hidden desk ideas work well in every space e.g bedroom, hallway or living space. Plus, it’s a seamless addition to your space.
A great way to have a dual or multiple use of a space.
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2. Concealer Barrier:
These concealer barriers can range from your soft furnishings to hard ones. The soft furnishings are basically your curtains, blinds, threaded beads, etc. When using soft furnishings like curtains or blinds be sure it has a subtle pattern to help blend the hidden office into the rest of the room, while the bright stripes can be used in the office space for fun, unexpected surprise wink.
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While on the other hand, the hard furnishings are your hidden doors, false doors , they open unto a hidden space with good light and airiness to give it the perfect environment for work. It may cost more, but when you really want to maximize this space the best option is often to go bespoke. This secret home office is cleverly concealed behind foldable doors or false walls which is good for remote work.
This completely built freestanding closet set originally used for storing arms, but the twist here is that it comes as an office workstation when opened.
4. Transforming or convertible Furniture:
These are also known as Murphy furniture, they offer stylish furnishings to match any decor for the actual space and other space use. In the case of small spaces; and If you work from home only occasionally consider this multipurpose furniture, remote workers can also use this. In this case a simple stool, bed, wardrobes can have an office station tucked in enabling you to switch up the use of your space.
a) Hidden coffee/sideboard table:
When the top is pushed in onto the sideboard desk, it looks like a standard sideboard. When it's pulled out it turns into a desk top with a hidden office storage organiser beneath.
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b) Hidden side tables desk with chair snugly between two drawers and a filing cabinet, while the desk pops out from the side. Turn a tiny cabinet into a full-on workspace in seconds.
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5. Hidden Wall Mounted Drop-Leaf Table:
It looks like a flat surface chalk board. The board mode it is either sticker or chalk board as you wish. It may conceal a storage area that will hold a small laptop, books and stationary, so all trace of your work can be hidden away at the end of work.
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See this folding desk here
In conclusion, the space under the staircase and nooks often goes to waste. Turn that empty void or nook into a useful workspace by building out the area with a desk or bespoke design with some customized storage. When you go bespoke, you can have the desk built to your exact height requirements and choose the mix of shelving and drawers to fit your nook or under your staircase. You can adapt any of these 5 styles to hid this void spaces.
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