Still Working From Home? Here Are 4 Ways To Jazz Up Your Workspace

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I think we can all agree it’s been a strange few years. Despite it starting as something temporary, plenty of us still work from home most, if not all, of the week. But aside from a supportive chair, there’s plenty you can do to turn that WFH space into something a little (or a lot) more tempting to spend time in. Why not give the following a whirl…

Toss aside straightforward stationery
Popular back in primary school, personalising your notebooks and folders is an easy way to add oomph (and a little colour) to your WFH situation. Kate Spade is no stranger to prints, a mantra that’s extended to her growing array of stationery but Bespoke Letterpress is a homegrown brand turning its hand to books and binders also laden in lovely artwork, from summer fruits to flowers. Or lean into the minimalist (but no less memorable) moleskin books.

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Practical (but pretty) posture tools
Sure it’s boring, but good posture is something seriously worth investing in. Prevent any chance of future spine concerns with the ingenious laptop stand. Sleek in design and conveniently portable, these bad boys are an easy way to adhere to OH&S from your kitchen table or designated desk. There’s even one that even integrates a pen holder.

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Dress your walls
The real benefit to working from home? You can decorate your home office (or your designated working space) however you damn well choose. Artwork is an easy way to add inspiration and vibrancy to an otherwise boring area of the house, whether that’s a print thrown on the wall behind your computer, or an eye-catching desk buddy.

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Amp up the good energy
Or should we say scent? A candle or diffuser is one stylish desk addition that’s generally not welcomed in the corporate office (thanks to chance of fire and all that jazz). But when you WFH the smell of your study can be changed at the drop of the hat with a candle or diffuser.

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A little organisation goes a long way
Planners and organisers may not be everyone’s cup of tea but I think that we can all agree, when it comes to work they make our lives a whole lot easier. Keep on top of your professional and personal life with a designated diary, a devoted daily organiser or a desk-bound weekly planner.