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Oxen, delay your retirement! As an Oxen, would you consider setting up a small office area at home voluntarily? See how these Oxen do it.

Utilize the corner of a custom closet

L-shaped wardrobes can be a bit of a hassle when it comes to cleaning clothes in the corners. Why not add a corner desk? In the example above, the designer even designed a stylish arched shelf to add a touch of fashion.

Utilize irregular blind spots

Do you have an ugly structural wall like the one in the picture above? This dead space is hard to use. It is a good idea to transform it into a small desk.

The recessed upper wall can also be used to add a shelf, which is suitable for placing books or your "May 1st Labor Medal".

Create concave walls

A well-designed recessed home office corner becomes the highlight of this space. The dark and monotonous design style contrasts sharply with the light gray walls, enhancing the overall visual effect.

Using a mix of closed cabinets and open shelves ensures storage space while helping to keep the area tidy.

Extendable TV cabinet

Want to maximize the use of space? You can refer to the living room in the picture above and extend the TV cabinet to serve as a desk. Note that the height of the desk should be suitable for office work.

If you are 65 years old and your application to work from home is not approved by your 30-year-old boss, you can also convert this place into a customized cabinet.

Pull-out table

Here's one of the few answers between work and life: a pull-out workbench that you can push back into your closet, finish your workday, and then go back to work.

Hidden office equipment

According to organization guru Marie Kondo, you want to hide your clutter when you're not working on it.

The sliding door of the sideboard in the picture above can hide the desk, and of course you can also work while eating.

Make the most of curtains

Here’s another example of making use of a corner. The curved desk and shelves make it more comfortable and ergonomic. Since it’s near a window, you can use curtains to hide the cluttered desk.

Controlling the light that passes through

See that wooden blind that you can slide to adjust the light in your closet home office nook?

Light and air barrier

This workspace is separated from the rest of the home by a latticed timber structure, which not only helps to keep air and light flowing, but also provides a degree of privacy.

Utilize the space under the window

Installing a narrow desk next to a window is a great solution for working from home in a small space, as it maximizes space savings.

It’s also a good idea to use the extra wall space to install shelves and storage. This design can even accommodate two people, so couples don’t have to worry about the work.

Finally, work hard~