"Working from home suits many people's needs because of the flexibility and the lack of a lengthy commute. But with remote work really only becoming popular in the last 20 or 30 years, many homes and rented apartments don't feature ready-made office spaces. As a result, the kitchen is often chosen as an office alternative due to its typically large size and proximity to convenient appliances like coffee makers and kettles."
"Keeping live plants is a great way to boost your mood and relieve stress. They can even provide creative inspiration while you're working. Adding live plants to your kitchen workspace means taking breaks to water them throughout your work week. This can make you feel like an important part of their development - and less lonely as a result. Why not double the benefits by opting for fragrant herbs that will make your whole home smell incredible"
Many homes and rented apartments lack dedicated office spaces, so kitchens are often repurposed as workspaces because of size and proximity to appliances. Twenty-two percent of remote workers experienced loneliness in their day. Adding live plants and fragrant herbs can boost mood, relieve stress, and create breaks that reduce loneliness. Blending kitchen and office styles supports comfort and cohesion. Creating intentional zones, improving ergonomics, and ensuring an engaging view increase connection and productivity. Incorporating social cues, accessible appliances, and thoughtful layout reduces isolation and avoids home office design mistakes that harm workflow and wellbeing.
Read at House Digest
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