I’ve got a bit of a procrastination problem when I’m working from home, I find it easier to concentrate during the evening rather than during the day for some reason! During the day I find myself doing non-work related things from my to do list instead of my work to-do-list! Thankfully due to the nature of my work I can do it in the evenings as it’s not strictly office hours, but I’d rather save that time for blogging and chilling out.
I thought that it would be better if I made myself a proper work station rather than sitting on the sofa with my laptop on my knees and notebooks and things spread all over the place! I also have to be really careful where I leave pens, notepads and diaries as I have a very inquisitive toddler and a pre-schooler who loves to scribble on important things! In an ideal world I’d have a range of bespoke printed folders, one for each client and then some to help organise all our household bills and paperwork, to keep things organised and out of the way of little hands!
Back in the summer my husband found me a bargain wooden bureau at a car boot sale for a measly fifteen pounds! I had been watching and bidding on some on ebay over the past few weeks prior to his bargain find, and they all went for ridiculous amounts of money!
I have painted mine since, although one of the kids has added to the décor with a pink crayon! Little rascals… but I still need to sand it down and decide what to do with the inside too (then i’ll share photos!) In the top part I have a little drawer and a few compartments for keeping stationery in to, which is handy. I absolutely love it and it means everything is in one place and can be closed up so nobody can see my cluttered workspace when I’m not using it! For now, it will do nicely but I do have a dream of turning our attic room into an office, and here’s a little moodboard of inspiration…
This is a collaborative post, all words and opinions are my own.
Am renovating my home office and wanted some cheap and nice stuff,i guess I have found it.Thanks for sharing.