Industrial home offices are a popular decorating theme for the at-home office. As more and more people start working from home due to the pandemic, many families are starting to think about redesigning their home office space.

Industrial design is a great choice for the home office because it is rooted in factory design, workplace tasks, and warehouse lofts. The purpose of industrial interiors was always to get work done – albeit physical work, typically – so this mentally fits in well with a home office space. Even if you’re just sitting at a computer desk and not really working with your hands, you can still take inspiration from these industrial home office designs which are very conducive to productivity.

The home office has certainly evolved over the years. It used to be a place to get paperwork done and perhaps take some meetings, but with the advent of the home computer, it’s now become a laptop-oriented space for digital work and Zoom conference calls! Whereas before many people preferred executive desks to hold all their important paperwork, nowadays people can get away with a thin writing desk as their files have been digitized. Of course, physical storage still plays a key role in many homes, so we’ll share some office storage ideas with you too.

Industrial Home Office Decor

Let’s take a look at some examples of industrial home office decor and design ideas. I hope these industrial home offices inspire you as you move through the design process in your home!

Black Metal Writing Desk

Aviator Metal Desk

Black Leather Office Chair

Vintage Desk

Brown Leather Swivel Chair

White Leather Swivel Desk Chair

Distressed Task Chair

Brown Leather Chaise Lounge

Floating Slab Desk

Metal Locker Cabinet

Vintage Metal Filing Cabinets

Navy Blue Walls

Motivational Quote

Rustic Wall Decor

Concrete Walls

Wall Shelves Made of Metal Piping

Metal Task Lamp

Chalkboard Wall

Built-in Wall Bookshelves

Under the Stairs Home Office Nook

Bright Whites

Industrial home offices aren’t all dark and moody. This is an example of a bright white industrial office design with light wood furniture and white walls. It does have a few darker accents like the iron metal wall clock and the black task lamp on the desk, but other than that, this room is quite light and airy!

I hope this post inspired you as you look for industrial home office decor ideas! As you can see, there are so many ways to get the industrial home office look in your home.

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