A bare and boring home office is an unproductive office. Home office decorating with your favorite art and photos creates a happy and productive office. If you want to change-up your home office decorating easily and don’t want a wall full of nail holes the solution is a sleek and simple cable wire hanging system.…There’s more. Click here.
Home Office Design Ideas
Get tips and ideas on how to set-up and design your home office for productivity, comfort and style. Here you will find the best choices for you, your work life and your work space.
Home Office Decoration: Inspire Yourself with Children’s Art
January 27, 2014 By
NEVER take home office decoration too seriously. The matchy-poo The over-thought The over-decorated. In your home office you can express yourself more than in a corporate office. Express your personality (home office set up: art first furniture second). Have fun with whimsy. Go BIG Sometimes you need something in your home office to perk yourself…There’s more. Click here.
Improve Home Office Creativity and Focus: Adjustable Lighting
December 9, 2013 By
Adjustable home office lighting improves creativity and focus. Few of us do only one kind of task in our offices, whether in our home office or a corporate office. For most of us work involves problem-solving/creativity, focused analysis and administrative work. “A well-designed workspace must adapt to what you’re working on.” A recent study proves…There’s more. Click here.
A Little Green Boosts Office Productivity, Without Spending a Lot of Green
December 2, 2013 By
I love it when I find more scientific proof for something I strongly believe in intuitively. I have been telling people to connect with nature in their home office for years, either by moving their desk near a window or adding a plant to their desk. Norwegian Wood Two studies done in Norway demonstrated that…There’s more. Click here.
Home Office Set-Up: Art First, Furniture Second
November 18, 2013 By
To inspire herself, Catherine Haley Epstein, a Portland-based artist and curator, set up her home office with an “Art first, furniture second” approach: spend your money on original art and books, the furniture is secondary. She surrounds herself with her own art and art from her collection. If you are worried she is working on…There’s more. Click here.