Home Office Ideas

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Hi sewing friends! My partner and I bought our own (small) home this year and we both work from home. His office is in a little nook (originally a breakfast nook) off our kitchen, so he needed some visual separation from me when I’m cooking/making coffee and he’s in the zone. I settled on wanting Japanese Noren curtains (two flat rectangle panels, and not all the way to the floor) to let light in and let our dog walk under the curtain :) After exploring ideas on Etsy and Youtube for a while, I wanted to try my hand at the Korean Pojagi technique—a reversible patchwork quilting technique that reminds me so much of stained glass. For details about how to do Pojagi, I used these two videos: https://youtu.be/UgXY8Fb7HTs https://youtu.be/X5ViW5mraYM This was such a cool & beautiful technique that let me be super creative! There’s no pattern to it, though I supposed you could use one—you just starting sewing pieces of fabric together, then sewing larger chunks together, then repeat til you have the size you want and then you finish the edges. It took a lot of trial and error when laying out the big chunks to decide how exactly I wanted them laid out in the curtain. Pojagi essentially uses flat felled seams to connect the fabric pieces, then I used a folded hem to finish the edges. I also sewed a curtain rod pocket at the top to hang them from a rod. The colored linen squares were already in my stash—I had ordered linen color samples for a project years ago and hung on to all of them in case I ever had a use for 2x2” squares of linen, lol. I picked up 3 yards of white linen for the rest and used about 2.5 yards. submitted by /u/Myladysboudoir to r/sewing [link] [comments]

I’m going for a cozy modern vibe! I get lots of light from the window in daytime. Any ideas for improvement? submitted by /u/Superduperkong to r/homeoffice [link] [comments]

I seriously can't understand how anyone who has tried working from home could willingly go back to commuting and the hassle of transportation. I mean, I just made a cup of coffee exactly how I like it, cleared my inbox while sitting in my shorts, and walked my dog during my lunch break. I've already gotten more work done today than I used to get done by noon at the office, with all that noise and eye-straining lighting. And the thing that's driving me crazy is that my productivity has gotten so much better. I sleep an extra hour every day, eat clean home cooked food, and my commute is exactly 15 seconds long. The only problem is that my dog thinks my Zoom calls are his cue to start barking at anything that moves. Look, I know it's not all rosy. The back to back video calls can be draining, and honestly, sometimes I have to remind myself how to have a normal conversation with human beings and not just my dog. But for me, it's 99% worth it. Seriously, who else here is like me, completely spoiled and has lost all ability to tolerate the idea of a traditional office job ever again? submitted by /u/zest-skills-0d to r/GetEmployed [link] [comments]

Hi all I'm really stuck with how to make this home office area nice so I'm here for advice and inspiration please. I'm thinking along the lines of plants, pictures on the wall, shelves and a rug (plus of course an office chair), but I'm hoping this community can offer advice and inspiration! Thanks in advance submitted by /u/SouthernCyclist7 to r/interiordesignideas [link] [comments]

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