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Sunroom Home Office Makeover with Tuesday Morning

November 14, 2018 by Ashley Mayes 12 Comments

Today is the day that you’ll get to see my Sunroom Home Office Makeover. I was able to add storage, function and beauty and was able to partner with Tuesday Morning to do all of that.

You all know that I’ve been trucking along on my home office. We’ve done so much to the space including adding a mini split to make the space a four season space, painting the interior brick white, refreshing the space with new lights and updating the storm door for a modern look. But today, I’m so excited to share that I was able to take the space even further with office organization and decor. Are you all ready for some good before and after office pictures?😊

My Office Makeover

White painted brick sunroom with tile floor and an eclectic boho seating area with campaign leather chairs.

It’s inviting right?! This sunroom has been SUCH a challenge for me because of how big it is. If you remember, it’s just over 400 sq feet, which is HUGE. So, creating different areas in the sunroom office was key. Actually, if you have a large space, remember this:

With large spaces, your furniture still needs to be able to “talk” to one another. You can’t just pull your furniture pieces further apart to take up more space in a room. Sometimes, you need to think about how to create different zones within one room to make the room work for you.

I’ll explain in just a bit how I created different zones in this space to make the space work; but first, let’s look at some pictures of what the sunroom office was looking like before I started this project with Tuesday Morning.

Sunroom Office Before Photos:

Corner of Sunroom with lots of plants.

Mid-Century Desk in sunroom office

Wall in sunroom with projects supplies on table

Overall, I have project supplies everywhere, loads of plants that are just dropped wherever and a desk that has gotten no love with organization. I needed help and that was putting it lightly.

I went in to Tuesday Morning hoping to find some major help with organizing (some sort of furniture piece, ideally), textural pieces and a few unique items that would add interest to my space. I was able to snag all of those items and more! If you aren’t familiar with Tuesday Morning, their products are handpicked by buyers from all over the world. You’ll find quality and designer pieces at crazy, low prices.

So, are you ready to see my newly improved, organized home office space?

Sunroom Home Office Makeover After

A frame shelf in the corner of a white painted sunroom with plants around it.

One of the first things that draws your eye, is the A-frame black shelving unit. I was happy to find that when I was at Tuesday Morning. The shelving unit helped create a “zone” in my space (remember how, earlier in this post, I talked about creating zones?). Well, zone #1 was creating a shelving unit organization area and I think it turned out pretty darn well.

My office was sorely lacking in organization and needed functional organization that could also be something pretty to look at.

Close-up of A frame shelf in office with printer, basket and office decor styled on the shelves.

The basket, wood bowl, picture frame and candle were all found at Tuesday Morning. I knew that I needed some vessels to contain samples and camera gear so I immediately went to the basket aisle to look for those.

Personally, I love when you can store items that you use in everyday vessels right in plain sight. I don’t forget where I stored it and it’s easy to get to and looks great corralled in a wood bowl. It’s a win/win/win!

The next zone that I wanted tackle was my desk area.

Home Office Desk Area

Mid-Century Modern walnut desk in sunroom with plants

I added a chunky knit throw (can you believe how beautiful that throw is?) to my chair and purged! I tried to hide some of the wires with plants.

A cozy chunky blanket on office chair with plants in the background.

Moving the printer to the shelving unit really helped make the desk area feel more inviting.

White Painted Brick in sunroom corner by door with large palm tree and a small fern in a black and white basket.

If you remember my goal in the space was to find textural items to help break up the white brick and cream flooring. Well, I added a chunky texture rug and black and white woven basket to the back door to help liven up the area. The door desperately needs a makeover but, until then, I think the texture and plants help break up this space and make the door less of an eyesore.

Zone number three was streamlining my project supplies. In a perfect world, I’d have some of these hidden but I have so many different projects going on right now that it just makes the most sense for my project supplies to be displayed. Putting a little bit of effort into organizing my project supplies definitely helped though! And, adding more beautiful texture with another black and cream woven basket doesn’t hurt either.

A table filled with project supplies and plants on the floor next to it.

The last zone to tweak in the sunroom office makeover was the sitting area. I basically needed some pretty pieces to style on the coffee table so I picked up a wooded tray and a unique wooden box. I’m pretty smitten with the detailing on the wooden box and, for $16.99, you wouldn’t believe how great the quality is! I love wood pieces, can  you tell?

Coffee table with wood tray styled with magazines and a wood box.

The sunroom office seating area is filled with plants, wood textures, vintage pieces and more and is so inviting.

Sunroom Office Makeover with Gray couch, vintage rug and lots of plants.

What do you think? Could you be inspired to work in this space? I feel so blessed to be able to call it my own and to have a space to write blog posts, enjoy a book or edit podcasts on the couch, see my projects pieces that are coming together and just be able to be inspired. It’s a dream-type space for me for sure.

Remember: When you have large spaces, try breaking up your space into different zones so that each zone has a purpose!

If you don’t know where your local Tuesday Morning is, use this store locator to find one and go snag some great pieces!

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  1. Robin

    November 14, 2018 at 6:53 am

    It’s so beautiful, Ashley! Your zones are genius! I’ve never heard of Tuesday Morning. Fingers crossed they’re also in Canada.

    Reply
    • Ashley Mayes

      November 14, 2018 at 4:40 pm

      Oh, thanks Robin! The zones weren’t something that I figured out until just recently! I feel like it was a pinch-me moment when I finally figured out what to do with such a large space! Hope they are in Canada, I’m crossing my fingers for you!

      Reply
  2. Charlotte

    November 14, 2018 at 11:19 am

    Wow! Love it! That’s a big space to have to fill, I think there are NY apartments smaller than that 🙂 I love Tuesday Morning, it is my GO TO spot for curtains – they always have amazing prices on them

    Reply
    • Ashley Mayes

      November 14, 2018 at 4:40 pm

      Thanks Charlotte! I know, it’s such a large sunroom! Such a good idea to buy curtains at Tuesday Morning, I’ll have to keep that in mind!

      Reply
  3. Shelly

    November 14, 2018 at 11:58 pm

    Where did you find the pots and baskets for your plants? Love them all! I love the texture!

    Reply
    • Ashley Mayes

      November 16, 2018 at 12:55 pm

      I got the baskets at Tuesday morning! The pots have been collected over the years, here and there.

      Reply
  4. Danielle

    March 7, 2019 at 8:02 pm

    Looks well put together. Where did you get the 2 leather chairs?

    Reply
    • Ashley Mayes

      March 11, 2019 at 11:34 am

      They were a vintage Craigslist find. =)

      Reply
  5. Annette

    April 16, 2019 at 9:39 am

    Hi Ashley,

    I renovated my back porch last year and converted it into a sun room. I NEVER thought to use it as a home office, but I love the idea and I think I’m going to go for it! I have a few pieces of furniture that I was going to move to another room in the house and wasn’t sure what to put there.

    Reply
    • Ashley Mayes

      April 25, 2019 at 10:40 am

      Oh, you should!! It’s so nice to work in a spaced filled with sun!

      Reply

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