Decorating a home office space
31 March, 2024

A home office space needs a really nice backdrop so you can rely on something great behind you, for video calls.

Using artwork as a backdrop for your home office video calls is important and can add a creative and personal touch.

Herewith some suggestions for types of artwork :

Paintings – hang classic or contemporary paintings that resonate with your style and your home.

framed oil painting hanging on a wall next to an office desk

Photography – display your own photography work or framed photos from memorable moments to reflect your personality.

Collection of framed black and white photos on a home office wall

Abstract Art – choose abstract paintings for a modern and intriguing yet restful backdrop.

Inspirational Quotes – frame inspirational quotes or calligraphy that motivate you. Natural scenes – use nature-themed artwork to create a calming and serene atmosphere.

Four framed colour pictures on a grey walll

Vintage maps – vintage maps can add a touch of wanderlust to your background. The addition of one or two globes makes this more interesting.

two framed vintage maps on a wall above a desk

Create a collage of meaningful images or mementos in a stylish arrangement. You can do a themed décor where you align your artwork with your hobbies or interests, such as sports memorabilia or movie posters.

Four framed black and white photos depicting sport scenes on a wall behind a desk

Local art – support local artists by featuring their work and adding a unique flair to your space.

Remember to choose artwork that resonates with you and complements your workspace’s overall aesthetic to make a positive impression of your home office.

After 18 years in the IT industry, Doreen decided to surround herself on a daily basis by photography that she loves which led to the establishment of The Cow Artworks in 2004. In March 2006 she opened the gallery in Parkhurst and has thrived in this beautiful space. Her passion for travel affords her the opportunity to take photographs, particularly candid shots of street scenes, graffiti and architecture.