CREATE A PRODUCTIVE HOME OFFICE

Working from home can be a total game changer to your work life balance – if you do it right!

A tidy, productive workspace doesn’t just help you get your tasks done, it can also bring some much-needed calm to your chaotic work week.

We have provided some tips below, to help you set up an organised office space that works for you. 

Creating your WFH space

First things first, let’s find a space in the home where you can work from. Try finding a spot that can be used just for work as this will help you set barriers between work life and home life. If you’ve got a spare room to turn into a home office – amazing! If not, a quiet nook away from high-foot-traffic will do the trick.

Now, let’s talk storage!

Now that you’ve found your dedicated WFH area, let’s set up your space.

A tidy space = a tidy mind so we suggest using storage containers to organise all your work day essentials to keep your desk clean and functional (even through those hectic back-to-back meeting days!)

Our Modular Containers are a stylish choice for organising the essentials – notebooks, hard drives, laptop accessories and everything in between. Pair them with our compatible Insert Trays to store excess stationery, post it notes and paperclips. Stack the containers on or underneath your desk for easy access.

If you’re already short on desk space, we suggest grabbing a few of our Stackable Organisers. These containers can be mixed, matched and stacked to create a custom solution that makes the most of your vertical space. Use larger sizes for storing A4 books and documents, and the smaller sizes to stash pens, highlighters and charging cables.

To stay on top of things, remember to tidy your desk after each working day. This will not only help you switch off after a busy day, but also leave you with a fresh desk to begin work at the next morning.

So, there you have it, our go-to tips for creating a calm, functional, and actually enjoyable work from home setup. For more storage tips, tricks and ideas, visit our blog or follow us on Instagram,  Facebook and Pinterest.