Office Style A work station that suits your taste and


needs will surely help bolster motivation and focus. Time to show who’s boss, says Gabrielle Fagan.


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orking from home can be the ultimate dream ticket - no more commuting or


having to dress formally, or worry about office politics - and even better, you get to escape all that dreary corporate decor. “Cutting down on wasteful travelling time, enabling you to spend more time with the family, is just some of the many benefits to home-working, and it can be particularly beneficial from a health and wellbeing perspective,” enthuses Susan White, marketing director at blinds and curtains specialists, Hillarys. If you’re set to join the millions who work from home, look on it as the perfect chance to tailor a space to suit your taste and needs. We’ve done the homework for you and devised seven simple but stylish steps, so you can make light work of creating the perfect home office...


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