Home Office Inspo

Location, Location, Location
Choosing the right room or space for your home office or study is probably one of the most important factors. You don’t want to be squished into a small corner or sharing the space with others. Also, take into consideration traffic flow and how you handle distractions. This study nook below offers great inspiration for those who want minimal traffic flow and some privacy.

Get Organised
Keeping your office and work items organised will help maintain the flow of your workspace and also the other areas in your home. You don’t want your home office to feel like a cold, drab space that doesn’t complement the other rooms in your home. Consider adding artwork, plants and other décor items to your home office to make it feel warm and comfy, as well as a workspace.

Ensure there’s Natural Light
Natural light is ideal in a home office. Natural light improves work productivity, and a recent study has found it will also improve your night sleep. Positioning your desk in front of a window will also give you a nice view to look out to instead of a blank wall.

Invest in Ergonomics
Sitting for long hours can cause your body to ache and it can even cause some damage in the long run. Invest in an ergonomically correct office chair that fits well in your space – you could also even consider a standing desk if you think you will work best with it.

Don’t Forget Equipment
Having all the right equipment can often be forgotten about, so make sure you don’t forget the essentials, including mouse, keyboard, stationary, notebooks, and filing cabinets – it’s also best to keep these separate from other everyday household equipment, keeping your work and home balance as separate as possible.