5 Home offices that work for you

What you build into your home office can be a game changer. Here are 5 home office designs from North Carolina custom homes built by Travars Built Homes.

#1 Home Office Design: Professional Office with everything built in

Take care of business with a home office designed for everything that needs to get done: Built ins. Interactive spaces. Windows and lighting. Oak hardwood flooring.

Sophisticated home office space featuring rich oak floors, deep navy blue walls with white wainscoting, and custom built-in white bookshelves framing a wide double window, built by Travars Built Homes.

#2 Home Office Design: Sunny side out

Don’t want to feel locked down while you work? Add walls of windows to your home office, to let the sunshine in and allow you to see everything happening outside! Building a custom home means you can add as many windows as you want, depending on the plan and the builder.

#3 Home Office Design: Private bathroom

Build an en-suite home office with your own private bathroom attached, for the ultimate personal space as you work. This office also has a massive walk in closet for storing business supplies and files.

Modern bedroom interior design displaying rich chocolate brown walls accented by white crown molding, oak hardwood flooring, and contemporary abstract blue and silver canvas artwork.

#4 Home Office Design: Library

Wall to wall built in bookcases with furniture cabinetry like this can enable your home office to organize books, manuals, and other necessities so you can find everything at a glance. A ceiling fan enables you to further control your environment.

Home study or custom library layout showcasing extensive white built-in bookshelves and storage cabinetry, contrasted by soft gray walls and dark-stained oak hardwood floors.

#5 Home Office Design: Window Treatments

There are a huge variety of window treatments that can be applied to your home office, like what you see here. This can provide an open feeling that makes your office space feel more spacious and inviting.

Sunlit morning room or casual dining area highlighting beautiful oak wood floors, transitional light blue-gray paint, and double glass French doors with a transom window opening onto a covered back porch.

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