Moderan skandinavski enterijer otvorenog prostora, sunčana soba sa mnogo biljaka, dizajnerski dodaci i drveni sto / A modern Scandinavian- style open plan interior, a sun- drenched room with plenty of plants, designer accessories and a wooden desk
B y all accounts, the future of business will largely entail employees working from home. at’s both due to the need to take protection measures against the COVID-19 virus and due to the rise in digital plat- forms that ease work from various locations. is al- so implies that you need somewhere to work in your home, and if you don’t have somewhere yet, or want to renovate the space you use, we’re coming to your aid with a few ideas. e good news is that you don’t need much spa- ce – the best solutions are most commonly extre- mely modest in dimension, but with a luxurious de- sign. e time of bulky desks and ling cabinets is certainly long gone, while the new challenge facing interior designers is creating a home o ce that will be both elegant and functional. Not a single inch of the workspace remains overlooked in their vision – thus even wall surfaces are transformed into in- spiring sections with shelves, moodboard collages and lighting – that’s because visual expression is es- sential for our perception of orderliness in a room. In the area of colouring, designers advise har- monious Scandinavian shades that contribute to a peaceful atmosphere. Precisely what you need to conjure a productive mood!
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