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Making your home office work for you
The pandemic emphasised the need for functional home offices, making them essential for work-life balance.
25 September 2024
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A functional home office is essential for work-life balance and can future-proof your property, especially as Gen Y workers increasingly favour flexible arrangements.
For a successful setup, create a clear separation between work and living areas. Ensure the space is practical with ample storage and ergonomic furniture. Incorporating biophilic design by adding plants or ensuring a view of nature can also significantly boost productivity and well-being, making your home office a valuable asset.
This home office, designed by Henry Lin, has all the hallmarks of a successful working space — ample storage, connection to nature and task-oriented furniture.
Formerly a garage, this 36m2 home office and guest suite was the result of the homeowners needing additional space during lockdown.
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