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How to Create a Unique Home Office Feature Wall

Now more than ever it can be hard to feel motivated at work, particularly when your office also happens to be in your home. Designing your own unique feature wall for your home office can help to boost productivity and inspire focus.

Whether you have a whole room or a quirky corner under the stairs, we have come up with a few ideas to help turn a blank space into something visually striking.

 

  1. Add a touch of greenery

    Plants do much more than just look pretty; greenery (real or fake) can help to increase productivity and make you feel calmer whilst you’re at work. Placed on top of a few easy to install floating shelves, you can bring the outside in with some colourful succulents or cacti. As well as being visually appealing, spider plants are known for helping to clean the surrounding air of pollutants. Nevertheless, if you want an eco-feel without the upkeep, we also have a range of artificial plants available.

  2. Splash of colour

    Searching for an easy way to ensure your office isn’t a total snooze and really makes a statement? Paint on a few coats of feature wall paint in a bold shade or choose from our selection of wallpapers to truly transform your home office. If you are feeling stressed, try something blue, as research has demonstrated that this colour has a calming effect.

  3. A gallery wall

    To create something unique and personal, a gallery wall is the perfect way to celebrate what has sentimental value to you. Whether it’s photos of your nearest and dearest or a selection of your favourite prints, an assortment of photo frames can help to create a Pinterest-worthy display. Using different colours and styles of frames, as well as adding other features such as a wall mirror or wall light, will make your space even more interesting.

  4. Safety first

    Don’t forget, before you begin an DIY work, we recommend you read our DIY Safety Tips guide along with your power tool manuals to keep yourself and others safe and protected while completing this How To guide.

    You can also check out how to repair your walls if they’ve got any holes or cracks in them before starting your feature wall.

    Don’t forget to upload an image of your new home office feature wall to social media and tag us @Homebase_uk.



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