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Working At Home: How To Create The Perfect At-Home Office
Creating the perfect at-home office isn’t easy. Not only are there a number of distractions, but children and other family commitments can make productivity difficult. However, it is not impossible to achieve this as a few simple design elements can help you to focus. In this article, we will be looking into how you can create the perfect at-home office without spending a fortune. 
Remove All Distractions 

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When creating the perfect at-home office it is vital to remove all distractions from the space. By having a desk with a computer as well as space for your phone, you are clearly differentiating between a home and a work environment. By removing all distractions such as televisions and games consoles, you are encouraging the brain to focus on work when you step into the office. This will then help to keep you focused throughout working hours. 
Make Use Of Natural Light 
Though light is important, using as much natural light as possible will help to prevent strain on the eyes throughout the day
 you can reflect light around the room whilst keeping the office space looking as professional as possible. Though it can be difficult to fully harness natural light, using blinds to dress the windows allows you to have complete control over the amount of light in the room. This is highly beneficial if you are looking to have a meeting or you are designing as you may require less light to see a screen. 
Add Plants 
Adding plants to your space will help to make it feel more homely, however, it could also help with productivity. It will help to refresh the air in the office and help to add dimension to the room. House plants such as these work particularly well against white walls as they add the perfect contrast without being distracting. In addition to this, plants such as succulents are perfect for the office as they require very minimal care and attention, allowing them to live happily as you work all day long. 
Make The Most Of Space 
If you are lucky enough to have a large amount of space, there is much more potential. Whether you decide to add additional desks or meeting space to this area, this can help to create the perfect environment for you and your team to work before moving to another office. This allows you to grow your business gradually before making the move to another office. In addition to this, you can move your home office to a garage if you need more space allowing you to save as much money as possible for either more employees or new equipment. 
With this in mind, there are a number of ways that you can create the perfect at-home office without spending too much money. Whether you are lucky enough to find second-hand furniture or you decide to buy brand new modern furniture, there are a number of options to boost productivity and maintain the perfect space. 

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