When you visit with our personalized interior designer, be sure to bring with you photos of samples that you’ve see that moves you. Visit Pinterest, magazines, or designer websites to learn about more options that are available for you for a home office.

With kids distance learning, multiple adults working from home, privacy has also been a key concern. We need to find a possible solution for a quiet place to take phone calls or Zoom meetings without disturbing (or distracting) the rest of the family.

Our clients want their home office to seamlessly blend into the rest of their home. We believe one of the most appealing benefits of working from home this year is the flexibility to make your workspace custom to your needs and tastes. A home office can have a much more luxe feeling than a standard corporate office, and we're excited to help our clients create that.

One of the things we notice most quickly about clients' home office space is their lack of proper lighting. We find great lighting solutions that can provide efficiency throughout the day, in changing light and even changing forecasts. Additionally, we make sure to have at least three lighting sources in a home office, to allow flexibility dependent on the task or energy level needed.

Somehow "work from home" means earlier and earlier meeting times and longer hours. Long hours require ergonomic solutions, so we've been receiving many more requests for standing desks (or adjustable desks) and comfortable, yet beautiful chairs.

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Q: Small but functional spaces

Our clients are often turning a small spare bedroom, or even a small closet into their home office space. The key is making that space the most functional it can be. With most work being done digitally, a desk's footprint doesn't need to be as large as it has in the past, but you'll still need ample storage.