As work from home opportunities grow throughout the nation, many workers are now tasked with setting up an office space at home. It can be tedious having to set up monitors, printers and other office supplies in spaces previously reserved for other purposes. However, with the right planning, you can arrange an at-home office with a few simple steps.
First, dedicate a space for your office setup, whether in a separate room or dividing the area of a space already occupied for other use. It’s vital this space or room is neat and away from loud noises if possible to promote optimal concentration and productivity.
Creating a sleek, aesthetically pleasing environment can keep you in a great mind frame while working. For example, you can add a modern wooden L-shape desk along with a comfortable swivel office chair and a desk lamp with a unique design.
This setup allows you to place and store your monitors and supplies with ease and accessibility, while being comfortable. If you’re going to be in one placed for hours, creating an engaging, pleasant and well lit space will help in making sure your work environment doesn’t feel cramped and boring.
When designing your modern home office, add ample cabinet and storage space to prevent workbooks and paperwork from being stuffed away in an unorganized fashion.
Consider adding user-friendly, portable office drawers if your home office doesn’t have adequate storage. If you have limited space, try adding storage bins which can simply slide under your work desk to store printer paper, markers or any other needed supplies. Proper storage keeps items organized and can discourage clutter.
Ready to start designing a stylish office setup? Once you’ve dedicated a space, consider your work needs, and add needed items best suiting your work goals.
Ted draws energy and joy from building synergetic relationships with his Clients. Ted's nature is graciously gregarious and persevering; he's honest; and he's been dedicated to a substantial list of clientele throughout his 25 years in the hospitality business and almost two years as a REALTOR. His passion is creating a sincere, successful relationship with people.
Ted grew up in a family of Realtors in central Indiana, earned a degree in economics and philosophy from the University of Notre Dame, and jumped into all aspects of the restaurant business. His ensuing hospitality career path eventually led him into the Event Management Sales & Service role in hotels and quickly guided him to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and finally to a luxury resort in the Napa Valley, where he, his husband, and their dog have resided for almost a decade now.
The irony is not lost on Ted that his ‘growth’ journey has culminated in“living happily ever after” in an agricultural area with a small-town feel and sense of community strikingly reminiscent of his youth…and as a REALTOR nonetheless!