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While some are back at the office, most are still WFH. If WFH is here to stay, let’s design the perfect home workspace to maximize WFH productivity. Like many, we’ve been lax about our makeshift setups, but with these exciting ideas, we can improve our WFH productivity significantly!
The next time you have to WFH, you’ll probably think twice about leaving the house for some cafe outside. These are easy, fuss-free and stylish designs that anyone could use in their home for a good upgrade.
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Things should be put back into their original places, if anything. By keeping your work spaces clean and tidy, it’ll help to keep your mind free of unnecessary clutter as well. We love minimalism, and there is a reason why the concept is so highly raved about around the world. It’s said that a clutter-free space with minimal furnishings and calming colours can soothe the mind and inspire your creative juices!
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We cannot stress enough how important lighting can be, but it’s said that bright ideas call for a bright room. Again, natural light is always the ideal, but if you do not have enough of that, opt for white light. White light is said to help set us into our flow zones and focus, while yellow light can obstruct productivity and affect some of our headspace.
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When we spend an extended period of time in the same space, it’s important to find things that will make us feel connected to the outside world. Purchase some easy home decor like plants! You could simply get some dried flowers, fresh roses, succulents or even a large fig tree to add a bit of the natural greenery to your home office.
If you are clocking the entire day at your desk, it would be best to opt for a modern desk that can accommodate both sitting and standing positions. You’re most likely going to be standing up occasionally, so your desk should be able to adapt to your posture as well.
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A wall-mounted desk can be easily kept at the end of your work day, and helps to keep your room today as well. With wall mounts, you can install some brackets as well for more shelve storages.
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Furniture like a leather couch, sofa or a comfy bean bag can serve as cosy corners. They’re great for whenever you need a break, or simply to chill. Your room can also become a multi-purpose space for lounging around throughout the day.
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It’s time for you to hang up those statement art pieces and design your own gallery wall. This can add a touch of colour and creativity into your room, while keeping it stylish and neat.
If you’re going to be sitting in your chair for most of the day, then it’s best that you invest in a proper, comfortable chair. This can go a long way in reducing backache, tension in the upper body and neck areas, and allowing you to work with ease. Ergonomic chairs can correct your sitting posture and offer just enough cushion padding.
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Scents are said to have multiple properties in soothing the mind and improving the wellbeing. Some essential oils are also proven to allow us to focus better. Peppermint can reduce fatigue, while rosemary helps you to concentrate and complete tasks more efficiently. Fruity scents like orange can help to reduce anxiety and restlessness.
Keep a list of things to do on a corkboard. You can also use the same corkboard to pin up some inspirational or motivational quotes to keep you focused during the day for maximum WFH productivity. If a corkboard isn’t your cup of tea, whiteboards work well too! The best part? They’re erasable.
Now that you have a comprehensive list of tips to keep your days productive, get into action and transform that space into a room for ultimate WFH productivity! You’ll feel a lot better in the process as well!