Working From Home—5 Chic and Inspirational Home Office Ideas

Guys, day 4 of quarantine at home. Hope you are all doing well. Have you noticed that #WFH is quite trendy at social medias now? It looks like that people are failing hilariously at working from home. Click here and read an article by Fast Company to get a dose of laughter for your day.

The thing is that you may work at home for 2 weeks, maybe even longer to be responsible to flat the curve of COV-19 burst , the strategy that Dr. Anthony Fauci keeps talking about on each news release and major TV interviews. By the way, Dr. Anthony Fauci has being served for 5 presidents. Today, he is 79 years old and has to work 19 hours a day and still run 3.5 miles. We don’t know how he manages to do that but we all look up to him and regard him as a national hero at this special and strange moments. So please, please religiously practicing social distancing not only for us but also being responsible for the whole society.

Well, you know that working from home actually can be a fabulous experience, Today, we are going to share 5 home office ideas that will make you feel good and inspire your productivity.

1. Minimalism Home Workspace with a lot of natural light

Natural light is extremely important for us to stay focus, think positively and creatively , keep productive and make us feel good when we work from home. So always choose a room or a spot that gets a lot of sunshine during a day.

Also, minimum look of our home office help us de-clutter our minds, reduce distractions from our surroundings, therefore allow us to thrive on our creativity.

Shop the Look:

PD_2197833_ALT4 — USM Haller High Media Console
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PD_2516536_100148055 — About A Chair 153 Office Chair
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PD_2198141_ALT4 — String Floor Shelving
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2. Neutral Workspace

Neutral space calm you down and visually expand the spaces. With adding layers of texture and pattern, they never go out of style, and fit most of décor styles.