Telecommuting continues to grow for many members of today's workforce, and with the advent of WiFi technology, the need, and desire, for a fully dedicated and separate work area is no longer necessary for a functional home office. In addition to utilizing a fluid workspace that is more integrated with family life, remote workers are taking the home office in other directions. The top trends for home office design in 2017 focus upon flexibility in function and mobility.
Wireless computing is just the start, there are now wireless printers, charging stations, keyboards, and monitors. The clean lines afforded by wireless equipment instills a sense of calm and order to work spaces and allows workers to integrate their office tasks throughout the home creating a more interactive experience.
Color bursts help to brighten up an office space and create an area of visual interest that helps to keep the brain engaged while adding a sense of whimsy. Brightly colored office chairs are a trend that is easy to individualize, and continuing the same color scheme to desk accessories creates a more fun atmosphere for the daily grind.
Shared technology between work and home life is also increasing, especially with television screens that do double duty as computer monitors. Again, this trend points to the new importance of a more integrated work day.
Office furniture that looks great anywhere in the house is also highly in demand as today's mobility requires a good work surface, and not much more to be productive. Look for pieces that can perform double duty and function for the family as well as someone looking for a spot to work and still interact with the family.
Dedicated offices are becoming less popular and are often looked upon as a charging station only! Having a separate room to work with a closed door and total separation from other family members no longer fits in with how many people are living in 2017. When planning your home office life, focus upon flexibility and pieces that can perform multiple duties.
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