J'AIME February 2021

I N T E R I O R S
Out of
office
WITH the Covid-19 pandemic seeing working from home
become the ‘new normal’ for many of us, there comes
a point where the kitchen table just doesn’t cut it as a
productive workspace.
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s the importance of being
able to separate our work and home lives, even when the
setting is the same for everything from Zoom meetings
with clients to family movie nights. It’s so much harder
to switch out of ‘office’ mode if our living rooms are
cluttered with laptops and work paraphernalia, so a
dedicated home office is rapidly becoming top of the
interiors wishlist.
A well-organised desk, comfortable chair and plenty of
storage options are a must for any home office; you want
to create a space which inspires productivity.
Transforming a spare bedroom or living room into a
dedicated workspace means you can shut the door on your
duties when the work day is done, while a separate garden
building - if space and budget allows - means you can still
technically leave the house to go to work.
LONDON TABLE LAMP IN YELLOW, £515, ORIGINAL BTC.
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WREN INDUSTRIAL OFFICE CHAIR
IN TAN LEATHER, CULT FURNITURE.
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£39
ASTRID DESK IN ASH, BLACK AND GOLD,
CULT FURNITURE. WWW.CULTFURNITURE.COM
£299
£299
STEADY METAL DESK LAMP IN DUSKY
PINK, CULT FURNITURE.
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