December 1, 2023

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Working from home has become a new norm for many people in this post-Covid world. To create a productive work environment, a dedicated home office is essential to help you work comfortably and efficiently from the convenience of your home. 

SOUNDPROOF YOUR SPACE

Setting up your office in a quiet room with a door to help minimize noise and distractions is an obvious first step. A noise-canceling microphone and the appropriate software can help you focus and communicate more effectively. If your walls are thin, consider adding soundproofing insulation to help minimize outside noise. 

LET THERE BE LIGHT

When setting up your home office, ensuring you have good lighting is crucial. Natural light can improve your well-being and help maintain your sleep cycle. Adding additional lighting or a larger window can provide you with the necessary light to work comfortably throughout the year. 

ENVIRONMENT MATTERS

Personalizing your home office with unique decor and items can help create a comfortable workspace. Choosing light, airy, and natural colors helps to energize your mind and keep you focused. Adding living plants can also help reduce stress and increase happiness and productivity. 

HEALTH AND COMFORT

Investing in ergonomic furniture can help prevent side effects such as carpal tunnel and back problems. A convertible stand-up desk can keep your circulatory system healthy, and an ergonomic office chair can help you avoid long-term physical pain.

CLUTTER/DISTRACTIONS

It is essential to minimize distractions to work effectively from home. Adding storage is the first step in keeping your home office organized. Scheduling a notification-free time each day can improve the quality of your work. A second screen can also help boost productivity by reducing the time spent switching between open windows. 

If you want to create a home office but lack the space, Poole Realty's experienced Realtors® can help you find the perfect space that meets your needs and budget.

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