How big space do you need when creating a home office? The average private office is about 10’ x 15’, but you don’t need that much space for a perfectly functional and great-looking home office. Whether you’ve got a whole room to work with or a sliver of another room, chances are you can create a …
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What’s In Your Home Office?
Your home office may be a room, or just space that you've set aside for working whether it's for your job, business or personal life. The most important thing is setting aside enough space for your home office to serve you well and then organizing the multiple items you need to work comfortably ... …
Home Offices for Working at Home
Home offices are growing in popularity because more people are working at home. We're using electronics more for entertainment but increased Internet access also means more people are working at home. Statistics say that "Even before the coronavirus outbreak forced businesses across the world to …
Wireless Technology is Changing Our Lives
The wireless home is changing how we live, even though our homes don't look any different outside. In fact the biggest visual clue that you're in a wireless home might be the assortment of smart phones and tablets scattered around the house. Thinking about the relationship we have with our wireless …
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Home Office Remodel or Home Office Furniture?
What's in your home office, or do you even have a home office? The concept of a home office isn't new - it's actually quite old. When the US economy was based on agriculture, homes were also where business with a room fore the business owner to hold meetings and deal with paperwork. At Boston's …
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Creating a Home Command Center for Your Family
Home command centers are one of the newest organizing concepts. Our lives are busier than ever and the traditional family dinner where we used to share family news is a thing of the past as we run to and from. It's easy to toss papers on a kitchen countertop but who knows it's there, or what needs …
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