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Are you setting up a new writing space? Or interested in shaking things up and writing in a new location? Check out these writing nooks to get inspired!
The Typical Office
Here is your typical home office space: a nice sturdy desk with a pull-out tray for your keyboard.
In the Attic
The attic can be transformed into a cozy, quiet writing nook.
The Huge Room
Do you have an extra bedroom in your house? Transform it into a home office!
The Cozy Room
Smaller rooms make great writing nooks as well. Especially if they have big windows.
Under the Stairs
Short on space? Try setting up a writing nook in under the stairs or other tucked-away location!
Next to the Bed
This is an easy space to set up—just grab a table and chair and set it near your bed. It’s simple and, best of all, quiet.
The Simple Office
A simple table, stool, and bookcase can make a variety of great writing nooks.
The Corner Desks
Corner desks don’t take up a lot of space in a room but still give you a lot of desk space.
The Walk-in Closet
A closet-like area can also make a nice writing nook.
The Wall Office
You can put in an office by putting a table along the wall.
Corner of the Room
Any room can have a chair and desk added to it to make a writing nook. It’s great to use as a secondary writing space as well if you need a change of scenery from your regular writing location.
With a View
A view can make all the difference in a home office. It can inspire and entertain.
On the Couch
For those times when you just need to curl up and be comfortable.
On the Balcony
Need some fresh air? Take your laptop out to the balcony.
Out in Nature
A picnic table or bench can make a nice writing location.
On the Swing (or Hammock)
This new location can inspire new ideas and be a great change of pace.
At the Library
The library is always a good place to write; it’s quiet and you’re surrounded by inspiration in the form of books.
At a Cafe
If you’re going a little stir crazy and need to see real live people (cats and small children don’t count), then a cafe may be a great choice.
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