Home office creative

The Creative Director of The Palm Co, Nat Spada, reflects on running her growing business and how to remain relevant and accessible in the online space.

Boost productivity with creative home office ideas that blend comfort and efficiency.

Name: Sofie Hepworth, husband, Bob (aka DIY Derek), and two children aged 4 and 2Location: UKType of home: Semi-detached rented houseSize: 2,000 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I’m Sofie, a UK-based interiors content creator, entrepreneur, mum of two, and wife to my long-suffering DIY legend of a husband affectionately referred to as DIY Derek (real name Bob).

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While exploring the streets of Milan for Design Week we took the opportunity to visit local architecture practice, Studio WOK. They showed us around their studio, talked us through past and present projects as well giving us a few hot tips for Milan.

This student workspace was designed to foster engagement and evoke creativity and innovation. From the bright colors and bold vibe to the room, this multifunctional room is a place where students can gather, collaborate and relax to help develop their entrepreneurial ideas. #boldclassrooms #boldspaces #boldlearning #brightspaces #classroomdesign #funclassrooms

My attempt to renovate an entire room from start to finish in 6 weeks. I may be crazy, but I'm not alone. His and Hers Farmhouse office makeover for the win

Has your bedroom been feeling flat and lifeless? Uninteresting? Too…boring? It might need an infusion of texture — a basic design element every room needs to make it feel rich and like a place worth spending time in. We’ve got nine different and easy ways you can add the feeling of texture to your bedroom. 1. (Pictured above) Plants are a fast and easy way to add mother nature’s texture to your bedroom (plus some lovely and life-affirming green color).