Home Office Problems And Design Solutions
Home office is an essential room especially if working from home. It provides with place in the house to work and perform all the necessary desk-bound tasks. There are various problems that can occur when designing a home office.
Problems And Design Solutions For Home Office:
Problem: Noise/Lack of space
Design solution: And outdoor/garden office pod is a great solution for dealing with the noise in the house for those who work from home. Also if there is no room in the house for a whole office a garden office pod solves the problem by creating an effective working space.
Problem: Storage
Design solution: Sometimes open storage can be visually unattractive creating cluttered look. A closed cabinet could be a solution but in a small-spaced home every inch counts. You can use an old closet as a home office nook. It’s both practical and attractive since when the office is not in use it can be easily hidden away for a clean and spacious look. If that’s not an option choose a creative open shelving and try to arrange files and papers with help of bookends, figurines and other accessories.
Problem: Lack of light
Design Solution: The problem of lack of lighting can always be solved by a table lamp but locating an office near the window or skylight will give you plenty of natural light. A stylish floor or pendant lamp can add not only light to the office decor but also style.
Problem: Decor
Design Solution: Sometimes lack of space can make leave no room for a home office but you can still make it look stylish by choosing a beautiful desk and a chair that look well together and add a couple of accessories to the desk and a cabinet or shelves.

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June 27th, 2012 at 1:45 pm
I really like the idea of a garden office, though a lot of the “pod” style ones I’ve seen seem to be exceptionally small.