5 Minimalist Compact Home Office Designs For Two People

A compact home office design will give you a lot of benefits. It doesn’t take up too much floor space so it is a perfect design for you who live in an apartment. If you need a home office for two people, a compact home office design can be the best solution as well.

We have gathered minimalist compact home office designs for two people to help you to design your own home office.

1. Stud Horse Mountain by Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects

Stud Horse Mountain by Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects has a minimalist compact home office design with the use of wood material. This home office offers a wall-mounted home office desk that can be used for two people or more. This desk, floating shelves, and the ceiling are made of wood.

Photography: Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects

2. West Roy Residence by SkB Architects

A minimalist compact home office design for two people also can be found in West Roy Residence by SkB Architects. Designed for two people, this home office looks cozy with the outside view that can be seen through the windows.

Photography: SkB Architects

3. SAB House by PSV Arquitectura

As you can see, SAB House by PSV Arquitectura has a minimalist compact home office design with a simple look in white. There is also not too much stuff in this home office. In order to save more space, floating white shelves are added above the desk.

Photographer: Gonzalo Viramonte

4. Apartamento Salvador Cardoso by Tria Arquitetura

A minimalist compact home office design in Apartamento Salvador Cardoso by Tria Arquitetura is perfect for two people. This home office is cozy with enough storage as well thanks to the floating shelves. A big rug is also added to create a warm atmosphere.

Photographer: Fran Parente

5. House Fern by Nico van der Meulen Architects

For a compact home office, you also need compact furniture as well. House Fern by Nico van der Meulen Architects uses a big wooden desk that can accommodate two people working. This desk matches perfectly with the room’s brick wall.

Photography: Nico van der Meulen Architects