"September is here, and after all these years, we still find ourselves reverting to that back-to-school mindset. Something in the air tells us that it's time to focus and get started on the projects that have long been on our minds. For us, this means re-evaluating our work-from-home setups, and considering how, through decorating, we might be able to bump them up a grade or two."
"A work-from-home space doesn't just have to be about your 9-5, it can also be a creative space where side projects grow and new ideas flourish. With this in mind, we've come up with 10 clever ways to create a WFH space that works for you. From revamped alcoves to colour-drenched corners, here's to giving your office the promotion it deserves."
September often triggers a back-to-school impulse to refocus and start long-delayed projects, prompting a reassessment of work-from-home setups. A home office can also function as a creative studio for side projects and idea development. Reclaim small alcoves as dedicated workstations by painting them a bold block colour and installing patterned wallpaper alongside a shelf to create a focal point. Stimulate thinking with colourful artwork or meaningful quotes. Maintain personalised moodboards and keep art supplies, notebooks and stationery accessible, using pinboards or magnetic glass for portability. Opt for compact furniture like ladder desks and slim chairs, adding sculptural vases for interest.
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