The industrial-style interior with brick walls communicates productivity and sends a message accordingly. BrickĪ barren brick wall can be a great home office video background, in the right setting. Vinyl backdrops are very affordable, and you can get them in almost any design you want, including your brand logo. Another solution could be wall decals, either as branded iconography or a designed texture to add interest. If your walls are painted, check for the possibility of adapting one area and customizing it as an official home office background with a carefully curated piece of wallpaper. You can use any existing spot covered in wallpaper, as long as it’s not too whimsical or outdated. Tropical wallpaper home office background by Decorilla interior designer, Jessica S.

Depending on your position and the background, you will probably need to do some testing to ensure the fabric banner is big enough to fill the whole setting. Creating a branded banner adds a deep layer to your professional appearance, and you can use it literally anywhere. Alternatively, you can stretch the piece, anchored firmly in two points. All you need is a pole going out from a central hub into the fabric’s corners, and a hint of creativity. Fabricsįabric panels are affordable, lightweight, effortless to set up and remove, and you can customize them in any way you want. A bookshelf is another feature you could use in your home office design. Photos and artwork can work to your benefit. It’s good to make it eye-catching, just not overly dominant. A curated gallery wall, a mix of prints, or patterns and textiles, even exposed bricks, will serve as an adequate office background. Sitting in front of anything that is not a bare wall can give more character to your appearance.

Blush pink home office video conference background by Decorilla designer Rachel H.

Zoom corner office background