Natural hues

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Why do I love this room?

1. The walls seem like a blank slate and it lets the various colorful pieces speak for the personality + lifestyle of the people who stay there.

2. The bed is a bit on the low side, which I love. This encourages a deeper comfort level since I find high beds too formal. This bed is perfect for lounging and playing around without ruining the beddings (yes, I care about that). You can also use the space below the bed for storage.

3. The room is well lit. This design is feasible for small spaces as well. The part of the room not in the picture can be the area for storage + a vanity desk maybe.

4. It's like a vacation home. Your house do not need to look like a storage area or be cluttered with too much stuff you collected over the years. Make it breathe-able. To personalize the design above, move the crib and place a work desk in front of the window instead. It will be a nice space for inspiration since you can see nature outside.

5. It has a lot of potential to be more.. It has so much space for you to do more: crafts + yoga + workouts. It's an area to be "more".

Now, YOUR TURN.

A second look at clipboards

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Here on Wild for White, we're all for simple but chic sophistication. No need for expensive, over the top pieces. A clean slate and some pop of color will be more than enough to bring out style and personality without being too much for the eye.

The home office desk above is a vignette of useful office stuff mixed together with aspirational clipped photos. I love the idea of placing clipboards on the wall while the picture frames landed on the table. The interchanging of where stuff should be gives the look an exciting twist.

Aside from the witty use of clipboards and the presence of the mannequin, there is also a room for organization. You won't have to dump all of your stuff above the desk since it has little cabinets on the sides. I figured that the desk can easily be found on thrift stores as the design is simple but do-able with just a can of white paint.

For more of these aspirational work desks, head over to Naturally Jes. Just by looking at this "Inspire" post, I know we can be pals! :)

How do you add inspiration to your work desks? What do you want to add to this vignette to make it your own?