If you’re like many people today, you may find yourself frequently working remotely from home. With all the potential distractions, you need a quiet and inspiring home office space. Here are 3 ways to set your home office apart:
Partitions
Add a Partition Wall
Set your space apart by adding a partition wall. Choose something with lots of glass to keep the natural light streaming in. This can be accomplished with a custom steel glass partition like the one pictured above. Alternatively, you can build in a French door with a transom and a sidelight.
Incorporating a partition will give you a private, well lit space that doesn’t feel closed off. In addition it defines the space. Partitions provide an elegant solution for those times when you don’t want your kids or pets disrupting an important Zoom call or full focus creative work session.
Organization
Add some Custom Built-in Shelving
Adding some custom bookshelves or a built-in desk will further set your space apart for your most important tasks. Bookshelves offer a way to clean up clutter and organize your library. Adding some file drawers to your built-in gives you a place to clean out those file boxes and stay organized.
Furthermore, including some sconces in your built-in unit will highlight your shelves. This provides a sophisticated back drop for your most important business calls. Whatever your work, custom built-in shelving will provide some much needed organization to keep your workspace free of distracting clutter so you can focus on creating.
Warmth
Add Some Wood
The last of the 3 ways to set your home office apart is to add some wood. Whether you prefer a modern aesthetic or more traditional look, wooden accents are a great way to warm up your office space. The warmth of the wood brings in natural beauty and texture that is both calming and inspiring. Consider using a natural wood for your desk top. A wooden top can even be brought into the 21st century with built-in wireless charging for your device. Built-in cable management keeps your workspace decluttered. Consider creating a comfortable seating area with a natural wood coffee table, or end tables:
If you work from home you need a space that is conducive to helping you achieve your goals. Incorporating these three elements will provide you with a home office that is quiet, organized, and stimulating to help you get your best work done so you can crush your to-do lists and obliterate your deadlines.