A home office has one job, which is to help you settle in and concentrate. Deep Teal on the walls does most of that work. It is saturated enough to feel intentional and a little contemporary, but it has enough green in it to stay calm rather than corporate.
Around that anchor I keep things quiet. Soft Greige on the trim and ceiling lets the teal stay the star, while Warm White on built-ins or cabinet fronts keeps the room from going dark. Honey Oak is the warmth here — a desktop, a floor, or a floating shelf in that tone stops the teal from feeling chilly.
Save Ink Navy for the smallest moves. A painted shelf back, a frame, or a single accent wall behind the monitor gives the eye a deep resting point and makes the teal read even richer. Think of it as a roughly 70/20/10 balance — teal leads, the neutrals and oak fill in, and the navy is the final period at the end of the sentence.