As we're seeing people starting to go back to the office or at least a hybrid work environment, there can be a bit of an adjustment after working from home for so long. People grew used to working from the comfort of their homes, only to return to an office environment that can feel cold and boring. Thankfully, there are ways in which you can bring the comfort of home into your office space so that you can be as productive as possible. Whether you have a small cubicle or an entire office suite dedicated to you, these tips will help you get back on track and focus on what’s important. |
Incorporate Greenery
Greenery is a great way to add some color to any room, but it can be especially helpful in an office setting. Not only does it look good, but it also helps to clean the air as it grows, removing carbon dioxide and other toxins from the air around your desk. When the air in your office is cleaner, it can reduce the symptoms of allergy and asthma sufferers, making the space more comfortable for all of your coworkers. Greenery can also help to reduce stress, which is something that is unavoidable in an office environment. Something as simple as a desk plant can help bring joy and calm to reduce that workday stress.
Add Decorative Lighting
Office lighting is usually pretty bland, consisting of one or two fluorescent light bulbs. This is great for productivity, but it doesn’t exactly evoke feelings of comfort or creativity. If you want to create a pleasant environment for brainstorming or settling down after a stressful day at the office, you might want to consider adding some decorative lighting to your space. You can find tons of decorative lighting options on the market today, like our Super Slim LED Puck Light Kit from our LED Puck Light Collection. This collection helps to provide solutions to illuminate any space. It’s the perfect addition to any dim hutch space at your desk! Easy to install and easy to use! You’ll light up when you see how great these are!
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Make Sure There's Comfortable Seating
The seating in your office may consist of a few chairs, maybe even a couch or two, but it’s important that everyone has a comfortable place to sit and work from. If you spend any time at all in your office chair, it’s important to make sure that you have one that’s ergonomically designed for your body type. And not just for yourself, but for everyone in your office. If you work in a larger company, this is especially important, as you don’t want to put anyone in a position where they’re sitting in pain if they don’t have to be. Take a look at our Partridge Collection. Enjoy a look that is sleek, calming, modern, and comfortable! This sophisticated collection provides the look and the comfort! Have a welcome space or a gathering space that is stylish!
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Transform Your Outdoor Space Sure, your office may not have much outdoor space, but if it does, you can use it to your advantage. If you sit outside, you can add some greenery to spruce up your space as well as help to clean the air. If you have a roof or patio space, you can even consider turning that into your own outdoor office space. There are tons of ways in which you can do this, but one idea is to add a few workstations or even a full desk that you can use to get some work done outside. When you’re outside, you’re exposed to sunlight and fresh air, which can help you to feel more relaxed, creative, and productive. It’s also a great way to get away from the noise of the office and decompress from a stressful day. Our In-Or-Out Collection is great for offering seating for outdoor use! Create that perfect break room space with this collection of distressed pub tables and chairs. Studies show that exposure to the outdoors helps boost mental health, so having an outdoor space at the office can help boost employee wellness. |
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Your office should be a place where you can go to get work done and feel comfortable while doing it. It should be a place where you can relax and feel inspired to be your best self. While some people may thrive in a bland or boring environment, others may need a little help to feel comfortable enough to get their work done. These tips will help you to bring the comfort of home into your office space so that you can focus on what’s important again.
