"It wants to have crisp, clear lines, comfort and creative inspiration by way of artwork or patterned wallpaper. “A home office must be designed as a space to induce thought," says Martin Waller, Founder of Andrew Martin. Were it a simple case of buying a desk, perhaps more of us would have done so, but creating a functional home office takes a little more planning. But as home working slowly became part of daily life, a reported 38% of homeowners set about creating a permanent home office, this according to a survey by Rated People. Think motivational poster “Get Sh*t Done!” Think cute and girly mouse pad and even a mug for my pens and pencils with “World’s Best Boss” (hi, y’all fellow “The Office” fans!) and other rad desk decor that oh so livens up space.Since 2020, many of our home offices have resembled makeshift spaces born of necessity, but lacking in functionality. I went full-blown Pinterest in my home office area. But don’t think mahogany desk and that green old-school table lamp. Now that I have my own space, I’ve dedicated a significant chunk of the living area to my office needs. By the way, kudos for all of you who love tiny living and/or roommates. I found a new place – my creative energy needed some space, and 100 sq ft wasn’t nearly enough. Two years went by until my first substantial paychecks started coming in, then I decided to splurge. The only decorations I had were my clingy cat and a chipped vase with pencils for flowers. I used to sit there and type until I couldn’t feel my butt from that uncomfortable chair and developed awful back pain. Initially, my ‘home office’ was but a mere dining table, a wobbly chair, left in the unit by the previous tenant, and the world’s oldest MacBook. It’s been six years now, and boy has the things changed!
Home Office Is the New Normal Source: UnsplashĮver since I decided to say my farewell to the corporate life and become a free agent and switch from an office desk with chatty co-workers around to peace and quiet of my home, I’ve been working from my home office.
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