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MAXIMISE SPACE IN YOUR HOME OFFICE

As the ways we work and live continue to adapt and change in response to the environment and technology, traditional notions are challenged and new opportunities appear, says Matt Gibson, founder of Australian studio Matt Gibson Architecture + Design. “More people are opting to work from a variety of locations, sometimes rejecting the rigid and sealed open-plan office for the benefits of more natural surroundings.”

Working from home has become more common in recent years and is continuing to gain popularity. One common challenge is finding the right space in our dwelling to do so. Having enough square metres to accommodate a desk, creating an inspiring and functional environment, and keeping personal and professional living spaces separate are key when it comes to designing a home office. Here are 15 ways to turn a tiny space into a productive and stylish work area.

1 MAKE THE MOST OF THE SPACE UNDER A STAIRCASE

In this Brooklyn loft, interior designer Jae Joo designed every corner in

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