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  • Ben Tinson

How A Dedicated Space Fuels Remote Work

Updated: May 3, 2023

Working from home is a dream for many of us. But what is even better than working from home once in a while? Working from home all the time! And as an increasingly digital world makes remote work more commonplace, there are plenty of ways to make it feel like second nature. A dedicated workspace in your home helps keep you organised and motivated, and separates your home life from your work life, however, often it is difficult to allocate an entire room in your home to this, which is where Horsforth Home Interiors can help you make the most of your space. Let us take a look at how getting your own dedicated workspace can help you get the best work/life balance, and produce your best work.


Birdseye view of a home study workspace in use.

A workspace you can call your own

We often do not take notice, but how we feel about a room in our house relates to the activities that take place within it, we feel relaxed in the bedroom through sleep, and perhaps a little more worked up in the kitchen through cooking. However, when you work from home without a dedicated workspace, this can blur the lines of how you feel about these rooms, working in your bedroom, for example, may make you feel more stressed in the room as opposed to relaxed, especially if you have had a tough day. By having a dedicated home study, you can have a space that is designed to promote focus, creativity and inspiration and allows you to keep the other areas of your home for the purposes they were intended.


Stay Organised and Productive

When you work from home, it is easy to get distracted. Your workday often has to fit around family commitments and household chores and other tasks. A home study is a place where you can be as organised as you like, and have everything you need to hand. Having everything within easy reach can help you stay focused, and get more done in less time. When you have a dedicated space for work, it is easy to keep the rest of your home distraction-free. Equipment you might want close to hand could include a laptop and telephone, as well as items relevant to your work. This might be stationary, or materials for research or creative projects you are working on. You may also want a filing draw in your desk and other organisational items nearby as this can help you stay organised and on top of your workload.


Organised workspace in a home study using fitted furniture.

Boost Your Creativity

If you work in a creative field, having your own home study can help boost your creativity and help you concentrate, free from the distractions of family life. A dedicated space can help you get into, and stay in the mood you need to complete your projects. And having your own space means you do not have to worry about disturbing others in the house, whether that is your family or housemates. Depending on your work, you may want to make sure your home study has the right conditions to keep you productive. This could include the type of lighting you need for optimum productivity, natural sunlight or artificial light. Not only can the right light help you feel more comfortable and productive, but it can also help you maintain a creative mood. You can choose the colours that best suit your needs, soft, warm light for a creative boost, or cool blue light to help you focus.


A home study is a great investment for anyone who works from home, providing you with your own workspace where you can focus on your work. Your study will allow you to separate your work life from your home life so that at the end of the day you do not have to worry about any stress from your working day and you can simply just unwind. And with the variety of designs available, you can get exactly what you are looking for. Whether you want a study that is modern and minimalist or one with a more rustic feel, there is something to suit every taste at Horsforth Home Interiors.

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