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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 well-designed home office is a valuable feature that can future-proof your property, meeting the demands of Gen Y and other flexible workers. For optimal productivity, it's crucial to physically separate your workspace from your living areas.
Ensure the space is functional with ample storage and an ergonomic desk and chair. Incorporate biophilic design by adding plants or a view of nature, as a University of Melbourne study found this simple act can significantly boost concentration and focus.
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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