Want to feel like a big wheel at the helm of your ship? This office layout accommodates this- and more.
This would be an ideal home office for a crafter, artisan, or producer. Don’t have the need for a team? The way that this workspace is positioned, you have segregated areas to work on different tasks. This office layout is crafted for the team, and to get things done! There are different sectors within the space that allow for separate functions, yet solidarity among those you are working with. This is a great space to collaborate and the use of the room’s corners creates more floor space and flow, cleverly adding a sense of openness to an otherwise smaller, perhaps cramped area. The side-chairs free up more room than a sofa, and the facing work surfaces are more compact and streamlined than a traditional desk. This cozy configuration allows you to turn even a small or odd-shaped space into a functional and productive workspace. There is a sense of privacy that comes from the positioning of the door, though in the Feng Shui theory, you should never sit at your desk with your back to the door! Smaller Space Solution There is seating along the wall, but less floor space and room for groups rather this is an ideal place to get things done. The workstation in the corner is expansive and offers plenty of room for spreading out and digging in. This cozy corner office space is all about providing you with the setup and solace needed to succeed. There is ample room to move around, which also is great for assessing, shipping, or organizing inventory or products, too. The seating against the wall and the casual way that chairs surround the desk or workstation make it clear that whoever works from this office is busy and rarely sitting in front of their computer. This floor plan features an open-air feel that is conducive to meetings and group ‘thinks’, the keystone of teamwork. Hanging at Home Cooperative Meeting Space
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