String lights are amazing: diverse, easy-blending, simple and stylish and very budget-friendly, I bet there’s an option for any space and style, and they can easily fit even a minimalist space. We continue sharing ideas of how to use them throughout your home, and today’s roundup is about home offices.
String lights and home offices are a perfect match: a home office or working space gets more light (which is necessary for reading and working), a more inviting ambience and highlights here and there. Using string lights you can avoid any other light sources, they can be enough, or accent some pieces or spaces here. Let’s take a look at examples.
Pinboards
One of the most popular and cool ideas is covering your pinboard or memo board with string lights, this way you’ll accent it even more and it will inspire you better. There are all kinds of shapes and colors, so you’ll easily find what to use for your own space. Plus, you’ll add more light to the working nook. The easiest idea to attach string lights is to do it with a grid board, which is a trendy piece right now but of course you can attach lights to any board you want.
a chic white grid board covered with string lights to accent it and inspire the person
a heart-shaped mood board decorated with string lights is a cool idea for a girl's room
two grid boards with photos and lights that add a cute touch and highlight the boards
an inspirtional board with string lights as an accent
a grid board and some string lights on one side to highlight it
Over The Desk
The top idea is to attach string lights over the desk – higher or lower, it’s up to you, or just in the corner vertically. This way you’ll cheer up your working space, add some light and create a cozy and welcoming ambience, so you’ll feel more inspired to work or study. You can hang the lights on one or both sides of the desk or over the window if the desk is standing next to it. Try different ways!
a working space with lights over it to highlight the space and as the only source of light
add more light to your working corner with string lights on both sides
a chic small desk with pastel touches and cute lantern string lights over it
string lights hanging over the study and workspace as the only light in this corner
a tiny workspace by the window with string lights to enlighten it better
a whole wall covered with string lights makes the workspace glam, personalized and enlightened, no lamps needed
cheer up your tiny workspace with string lights on both sides to make it cozy
string lights hanging over the working space cheer it up and make it more inviting and inspiring
string lights hanging in the corner behind the desk cheer it up and highlight the space
string lights hanging on the side of the windowsill working space for a highlight
string lights will add more light to a working corner if there's not enough natural light or you can't socket a lamp
string lights over the workspace highlight it and you may not use the desk lamp
Shelves
If there are some shelves, you may hang the lights on them – to accent the display or to enlighten the desk more precisely. It’s a great idea and is very easy to realize – no time for attaching the lights anywhere is needed.
a small girlish workspace with string lights hanging on the shelves over it
a minimalist workspace is made cuter and softer with floral string lights attached to the shelf
wall-mounted shelves enlightened with string lights to make an accent
Other Ideas
Hang the string lights to separate the working space from other spaces visually. Hang them on a mirror or door next to your space to add more light but not right to the working space, just around it. Put the lights right on the desk to feel like in a magical garden. Enjoy!
some string lights put right on teh desk to make it shine and inspire you
bring more light to your working space with string lights hanging next to it
string lights covering a mirror make it reflect the light and fill the room with it
string lights over the doors and on the wall add coziness to the space
the working zone and the sleeping one are separated with string lights hanging between them