Six Tips for a Productive Home Office

Six Tips for a Productive Home Office – When the personal computer and fax machine came into our homes in the mid-’80s, the ‘home office’ was born. Breakthroughs in telecommunications allowed opportunities for people to work from home, creating opportunities for Entrepreneurs to strike it out on their own.

Six tips for a productive home office has to be efficient, productive, and happy at work you must have the proper environment. To create the perfect Home office, I say make the space yours; it should function with you and for you, it should welcome you when you enter and all your tools should be easily accessed: ultimate efficiency. I consider myself very fortunate that I can work from home, though I don’t have my ‘dream office’ yet…I find myself very productive every time I sit down to tackle my various jobs.

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Create a Separate Work Area

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A home office can be ‘found’ in the most unlikely space. I love this home office!

Tip: Office area should be separate from your living area so that you can work without interruptions as well as the ability to ‘leave the office’ at the end of the day.

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Evelyn Eshun

Evelyn Eshun has been providing creative Interior Design solutions for her Residential Clients in the Toronto area for over a decade. Principal Designer at Evelyn Eshun Interior Design, Evelyn has participated in various Television programs over the years in addition to her Design business. With a passion for design and travel, Evelyn has translated her extensive and various experiences into a design philosophy which puts the Client’s needs and functional needs first. Always striving for a unique and personalized solution for each Client, Evelyn prides herself on creating interiors which will stand the test of time. Whether transforming an old and tired property into a vibrant home or simply finishing a home with the decorating touches which make a house a home, the goal is always to collaborate with Homeowner, Trades and Suppliers to finish the project successfully.