Home Office

Follow our advice to transform a tiny living room into a multifunctional space to work, study and relax.

A streamlined, wooden console table that rests against the wall, is perfect for the people you want to re-organize a tiny home-office.

In the kids’ study, a white shelf forms an unconventional, fun skyline that then transforms into a desk.

In warm wood, our new study is furnished with unexpected, unconventional pieces: in the middle of the room there’s an old-school desk, at the side there’s a footstool that resembles a suitcase and a coffee table that is literally an oversized pencil sharpener.

This bright loft apartment visually increases the space of the main living area, for maximum freedom. The centre of the room is purposely kept empty...

Mahogany, tobacco, graphite: the more intense earth tones characterize the new contemporary study. Almost monastic austerity combined with refined detailing, the new home office draws inspiration from the forties.

This old wooden table, with a weathered look, goes steady with a retro, leather armchair, turning an otherwise distinctly modern living room into an intimate and homely study.

A zebra-striped armchair and flooring in zig zag stripes, utilitarian furniture and precious chandeliers...

A bookcase in pure-white, a writing desk in crystal and an iconic stool. This is exactly what you need for an elegant study, which doesn't have to take up more than a corner of your living room.

Ivory, pearl-grey and accents in timber; these shades are perfect for a bright and soothing study, where you can concentrate and work in peace and quiet.