Creative writing description of a office

There are lots of different ways you can make your writing more descriptive.
Here are a few of the most common descriptive writing techniques:

Beside the desk a huge bulletin board is covered with all kinds of paper-pictures of famous authors, pictures of coworkers, pictures of friends.
Cartoons are tacked on going every which way, and favorite quotes stick out from the corkboard and wooden frame.

The word “modern” suggests that the environment is sleek, technologically advanced, and perhaps imbued with a sense of efficiency and innovation.
Such an office could imply a forward-thinking company or an organization that embraces innovative practices.
This can drive the narrative forward with themes such as:

A slippery, muddy hill.
During a rainstorm.
Even when the words are there, it can be tough to get the feeling onto the page.
You might have listed the events you’re covering and presented all the facts clearly and logically, but when your writing doesn’t feel engaging, something’s missing.
That something is descriptive writing.