Working from home?
In the last year we've experienced a big shift in the work environment, with more people working from home than ever before. If you're one of those, we got you covered. Here are 5 great ideas to improve your home office space.
1. Add some colour
Paint your walls for a fresh look. Light neutrals help to open smaller spaces. Brighter colors provide energy to meet those tight deadlines, and calming, pale blues and greens help you stay focused.
2. Freshen up the layout
An updated arrangement with a new view may be just what you need to reignite your creativity. Consider adding something new, such as a fireplace. A glowing flame creates a calm and comfortable workspace.
3. Make it yours
Add your personality to make it feel more like your own. Consider framed photos of your friends and family. If you collect items such as memorabilia, display the pieces together for the most visual impact.
4. Get organised
Most of us have a cluttered drawer at home. For everyday life, this is okay, but during work hours can create a stressful environment. A tidy space will help keep you focused and productive.
5. Add natural elements
Plants add color to your space, and some can even improve your air quality. Try adding a houseplant next to your desk. You may also want to select a vase that you can add fresh flowers to every other week.
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