A recent Research Co. poll found that 54% of employed British Columbia say they’ve worked from home during the pandemic. The same poll says that one-third of those who worked from home believe that they’ll be able to keep doing so once or twice a week when the pandemic ends. Are you working from home and wish you had an office there but don’t think you have the room for one? Sometimes what you’re looking for is right in front of you if you only look at it from a different perspective – or through someone else’s eyes. Here are a few projects we helped our clients with and all of them were designed into small areas or multi-purpose rooms.
This office is tucked away as part of a guest bedroom/yoga room. The office cabinetry rotates for access to a pull down queen size bed.
Want an office with a view? This live-edge wood bar appears to float in front of the window for office functionality during office hours.
Integrated into a corner of the kitchen with more than ample counter space, file storage and natural light from the upper windows it’s the perfect place to spend your work time.
By relocating the master bedroom door and reconfiguring closet access, space was opened in the hallway for the homeowners’ new office.
How about in the laundry room? The laundry appliances are located on the opposite wall together with a small counter for completing necessary chores.
Located on the lower level this office area complete with a desk to accommodate two working at the same time enjoys light from the upper level glass door entry.
