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Helping a family find a house with two offices got me thinking
Last week, I met with buyers who both have jobs done from home, so they wanted separate rooms for that. It made me see how many Cleveland folks might need extra space now. I even turned my basement nook into a spot for my laptop and files. What clever ways have you found to fit job space into your home? Let's chat about making our houses work for us!
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sager814d ago
That closet office idea can work really well. I know someone who took the doors off and built a desk that folds flat to the wall when not in use. Another person used the space under their stairs for a built in desk and some shelves. It's about finding those odd corners and making them useful. Good lighting is key though, or it just feels like you're stuck in a cupboard.
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skyler8544d ago
Yeah that "basement nook" idea is smart. I read about people turning closets into tiny offices too.
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kaih364d ago
My old apartment had a walk-in closet I only used for storage. I used to think small spaces like that were pointless for an office. But after seeing a friend set up a desk and lamp in theirs, I changed my mind. They added a bright LED strip and a fold-out table, and it became a quiet spot to focus.
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