Some interior inspo from the stars might help.
Working from home is a difficult one. Sure, you get to stay in bed work away wearing your pyjamas, and sure, the only person to make a tea round for is yourself. But, it can be difficult to stay motivated when in the same place you spend your downtime.
If this year you’re hoping to find ways to up your productivity levels when working at home, it might be helpful to change the decor and ‘vibe’ of your humble abode up a little to inspire a harder working you.
Here are some tips, with thanks to Pottery Barn, in order to help you do just that.
1. Take inspiration from the stars
What better place to search for office interior inspiration than from the most successful people on the planet?
Ellen Degeneres opts for a big and beautiful home office desk.
Arianna Huffington has a light and spacious office to work in.
Neil Gaiman’s office is built in a shed to help inspire his creativity.
Martha Stewart keeps her office fun and minimalist.
2. Comfort is important
Working well depends on how and where you sit, so it’s vital that your find yourself a decent spot on which to perch.
Find somewhere with plenty of natural light, as well as a clear and level work surface that allows you to keep your forearms level and your feet on the ground. Choose a chair that gives your back firm and comfortable support.
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