Going Eclectic in Your Home Office
With the increase in the number of people working from home, either as freelancers or because their job doesn’t require them to be physically present in a traditional office, we can notice a logical growth in the number of garden sheds, attics, basements and spare rooms being converted into home offices. The fact that such spaces don’t have to conform to other similar ones in the building and follow corporate guidelines means that you can make it an extension and reflection of your personality. There is also no reason why you shouldn’t be free to include elements from seemingly completely opposite styles in the design. Going eclectic will surely make the space unique, but there are some tips and guidelines you might need to consider before letting your imagination run wild. Functionality and aesthetics Many people make a mistake when designing their own home offices by paying too much attention to create an aesthetically pleasing space, while at the same time neglecting its functional...