With so many people transitioning to working from an in-home office environment, we thought it would be a good idea to create a blog and video that would give some style options that might inspire ideas.
Many who can afford to do so, will simply upgrade their homes to one with more square footage and/or extra bedrooms or even an extra living room/den space. If you can afford to do that it is a great direction to head in. If you cannot there are several other options.
Large bedroom. If you have a home with a large bedroom you can simply add a desk to a corner or side of the room. Many buyers are looking for 2 master suites that will accommodate this option. What's great about this is you have a door which can be closed when necessary.
Dining room. A lot of dining rooms go unused except for holidays. These are currently being considered by buyers as extra potential space for either the kids' workstations or the adults' home offices.
Closets. This may sound a bit out there, but when you have a tiny space you have to think outside of the box or inside the closet. Yes. Some people are converting closets into workspaces.
Kitchens. Yes, kitchens that have large tables or countertops can be used as well. The countertop may not be too comfortable unless you can use it as a standing option.
In the below video, we share some inspiration via Architectural Digest. Hopefully, it will help you with ideas. If you find that you would rather look for a home to accommodate this need, please reach out to The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice. We'd love to help you!!