Working from home is here to stay. Not everyone has a whole spare room for a study, but almost everyone has a corner that can become a functional, cosy home office. Here's how.
A niche, the end of the living room, a wide windowsill, the space under the stairs or part of the bedroom: a home office often lives in space that would otherwise sit unused. What matters is that it’s psychologically separate from the area where you rest.
Light and ergonomics
Natural light from the side, a stable desk at the right height, a chair that supports your back. These are the things you feel after the third hour of work, which is why we plan them first.
A home office doesn’t need much space; it needs the right space.
Storage and focus
Closed storage hides the visual noise; open storage keeps what you need within reach. A little zoning (colour, lighting, a rug) helps the brain switch into work mode.
- Separate the work zone visually.
- Make the most of daylight.
- Combine closed and open storage.
- Add one personal accent.
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