How to create a home office you’ll want to work in

by | Mar 9, 2018 | Life & Style

A workspace showcases a home office that anyone will want to work in. (Courtesy photo)

If you’ve been working out of a room you call your office, but it also serves as the depository for the ice skates your kid outgrew two years ago, the news magazines you’ll read “someday” and the oversized frog-shaped lamp you bought last spring at a flea market, it’s time to get to work. Whether you use the space to do business every day or pay bills twice a month, you deserve an office that’s clean, calm and clutter-free so you can be your most productive. Here’s how to make it happen.

By Nancy Mattia • [email protected]

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