MORE HOME THAN OFFICE: LIVING ROOM FOR RELAXED, EFFICIENT WORKING PART2: LOUNGE WORKSPACE DECORATING HACKS: MAKE USE OF ALCOVES | SCREENING | ZONING FURNISHING TIPS FROM OUR EXPERT PRODUCT IDEAS FOR HOMELY WORKING

Our team is familiar with the challenges of designing offices that let you do your job effect i v e l y, y e t a l s o r e f l e c t t h e n e e d f o r h o m e c o m forts. Thanks to many years of experience in the furnishing and design of office spaces, we are in a position to publish a second workbook full o f i d e a s to m a ke i n te g ra t i n g a wo r ks p a ce i n to your living room straightfor ward. How you benefit: Our outfitting experts and product developers know how to help you design spaces that are optimal and multifunctional. Products: TALO.YOU motorised desk, PUBLICA conference...

Our interior design tips! Make use of alcoves Try to look at your living room through fresh eyes. What kind of layout does it have? Is there a natural recess that could make a Zoning You need to be able to work undisturbed from your home office* - with no noise or visual distractions. Especially if your living room is a family meeting point, you're going to need some good solutions. By choosing a storage solution that doubles as a room divider you will benefit from its dual function. You will also find that textiles or specialist finishes offer good sound insulation properties for cupboards and...

An elegant design for relaxed working model TALO.YOU with oak-effect desktop and A-frame One of our classics for the home office*: This light shade of oak goes well in many living rooms, for a look that’s clean yet homely. PERSONALBOX And our TALO.YOU workstation system is incredibly versatile. You can reconfigure it as you wish to adapt to any changes in your home and work situation. That’s why the A-frame variant is frequently used for home office* applications. + T he height adjustment for TALO.YOU is really straightforward, with an electric motor to make it simple to switch between sitting...

Behind the scenes An interview with our interior architect Daniela Weber You planned this lounge workspace. How did you go about it? Do you work from home? How do you manage to switch off at night? My goal was for the home office* workspace to blend elegantly into the living room. So I chose materials and colours that were the same and coordinating. The desk is against the wall, not in the middle of the room, so it plays more of a secondary role – living is the main function here. The carpet under the desk clearly defines and delimits the working area. The visitor chair on glides has a homely...