Decorating your home office with the right element can help you achieve your goals. "The more fertile the space, the more fertile the mind," Plant-based athlete Rich Roll wrote in an Instagram post. Adding, "Put intention into your personal space. Create the environment to create." When it comes to working from home, you need an environment that will help boost productivity and creativity. So, give these ideas a try and see how well they work for you.

Find a space in your room where you can get a lot of natural light. This way you can position your desk where you can see interesting things outside while you work. However, if this is not possible make sure your chair faces the door.

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You are going to spend a lot of time in your home office so you will want to get creative in comfort. That means picking the right chair. If you suffer from back pain, consult with an expert before investing in a good chair.

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It's all about location, location, location. The right space for your home office can boost creativity. You should also ensure the space you choose will keep noise and distractions at bay. Before you even think about buying furniture or decor items, spend a little time thinking about where in the home you are likely to be most creative.

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If you have a TV in the room or any type of video games or even food that you like to binge on, we suggest you get rid of it. The more distracted you are the less likely you are to work. And if you do end up working, it'll still not be as great as it is supposed to be.

We understand that having a bean bag in your working area might seem like a quirky idea but when it comes to practicality, you can't just sit on the bean bag all day long to work. So, invest in the right desk, chair, and whatever else you need to feel comfortable enough to be able to do your work without being disturbed.

A well-matched mix and match of modern and vintage items can add a unique style to your home office. You can find things from other spaces to your home that can add to your decor. “We paired a gorgeous antique rug that the client already had (hidden away in a dark spot elsewhere in the house!) and a pair of new red chairs. The art on the walls is limited to black and white images so that the colour in the space doesn’t become too overwhelming. It is such a comfortable, beautiful room to work in," Melissa Mascara, Designer at Homepolish, told a news portal.

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A beautiful rug can do wonders for your work space. The right rug can help bring all the elements in your creative space together.Joy Cho, Founder and Creative Director of Oh Joy, told a news portal a "multi-coloured rug brings in other colours that accent the peach and green nicely, too. But you could also do a neutral grey rug with this colour combo. Keep the furniture simple and clean to make it more sleek, and then add in some green foliage to give the room some texture!"

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Take some time to fill up the walls of your home office space with unique works of art that inspire you. “Fill your office with vibrant art to energize your space and make you feel motivated. I create my own artwork and have it framed by Simply Framed, or I shop from Chairish and Society6," Dabito, Founder and Creative Director at Old Brand New, told a news portal.

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You have no idea just how much the colour of the space you're working in can affect you. If you're surrounded by dull colours you're bound to feel drab and bored. Try to opt for something soothing like blue or something vibrant like yellow.