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Luxury Home Office Design

Oct 26
1 min read

Designing a Better Home Office

Working from home has changed expectations of residential interiors.



A luxury home office should provide the functionality of a professional workspace without losing the comfort and character of a private home.



Start With the Desk

The desk should be positioned according to natural light, views and privacy.


Bespoke desks can also incorporate cable management, power and storage without making technology visually dominant.



Build Storage Into the Architecture

Wall-to-wall bookcases and fitted cabinetry maximise space while giving a study architectural presence.


Cochrane Design's own full-home project guidance highlights spatial planning and bespoke joinery as part of creating coordinated residential interiors.


Think About Lighting

A combination of natural light, task lighting and ambient illumination reduces dependence on a single overhead source.


Create a Professional Background

For video calls, the area behind the desk deserves consideration too.


Artwork, shelving and carefully styled joinery can create a sophisticated background without feeling staged.



A Study That Belongs to the Home

Cochrane Design approaches residential rooms as connected spaces, allowing the office to share materials and architectural details with the rest of the property.


Contact Cochrane Design to discuss a bespoke home office or library for your London residence.

 
 
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