When I walk into work every day it should feel like a second home, not a boring space that feels uninspiring and drab.Home » Seasonal Decor » Fall » Spooky & Fun Halloween Cubicle Decorating Ideas Fall, Office Decor Spooky & Fun Halloween Cubicle Decorating Ideas I mean who can resist a tiny deer standing on top of a macaron. I also have these fun prints that have absolutely nothing to do with anything but they make me happy. Plus, to-do lists are way easier to accomplish on fun paper. I have tons of fun notepads or notebooks that are functional but also make me smile. This is your space and it should feel like you and make you happy. Misc Fun ItemsĪdd some flair with succulents/plants, fun notepads, colorful pens, washi tape, a lamp, pretty wall calendar. It makes me smile to see my best friends or Jared at work, especially if I am working on something I don’t have a lot of motivation for. After all, you do spend like half your life at work surround your loved ones with your passions at work. Make It PersonalĪdd photos of your friends and family. This just gives it a more elevated look than a typical paper clip holder and you can find them pretty cheap at Gordmans, Home Goods, TJ Maxx, etc. I have several trinket dishes that hold things like paperclips, washi tape, business cards, headphones, etc. Office supplies can be pretty boring, so I tried to think outside of the box. I did this with frames, prints, and other textures to make it feel homier. Since pink is my primary color I knew that other items either needed to be a neutral or compliment pink nicely. This is so fun to switch out weekly, monthly, or seasonally with quirky or inspirational sayings. The pink letterboard was really the piece that spurred the pink color scheme. To be cost-efficient I just ran with it instead of buying all new things. I actually don’t love the color pink but my previous job was all about pink and a lot of the items I have in my cube now came from that office since I purchased them myself. To make everything look more cohesive I tried to stick to a rough color scheme. It’s inexpensive and takes little to no time to hang up, but makes a huge difference.
It’s also great because once you get tired of it you can just take it down and switch out with something new. I actually used super thin straight pins because I didn’t want to see thumbtacks everywhere, but you could also use a stapler to staple it up. I grabbed a super cheap roll of wrapping paper at Target and cut it and pinned it to size and voila! It changed my cube drastically and it feels so much happier and brighter. One day I had an idea! My walls are pushpin friendly so I decided I was going to cover it in wrapping paper! It had these boring grey-ish brown walls and no matter how much I tried to make it look cute it just wasn’t happening. Wrapping Paperįor the first 6-8 months in my cube, it was cute-ish but still felt very stale. I have privacy, I can make it my own but I can still easily chat with my co-workers.ĭue to privacy and safety reasons, I can’t share what my cubicle looks like but everything from the photo above is in my cubicle. It took a little getting used to but now I actually really like it. I have always worked in open/shared workspaces which is very common in the startup/agency/small business world, so when I moved to the corporate life a cubicle was a strange concept to me. I wanted to share a few cubicle decor ideas to help you make your cube feel a little more like home. We spend 40 hours+ a week at our jobs, it’s literally our second home! Just because it’s your office doesn’t mean it has to be boring and stale.
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