Meet the experts
Cath Beckett, Co Founder of Interior Design Studio Yellow London: ‘Working from home is no longer temporary, so spaces need to feel more integrated into everyday life.’
Lisa Coppin, Chief Creative Officer & Buying Director, Cotswold Company: ‘A home working zone should feel like it belongs to the home, not like an office that’s been dropped into it.’
Rachal Hutcheson, Interiors Expert, Sharps: ‘Workspaces can be a distraction rather than a complement. The best set ups feel harmonious and quietly intentional.’
Homework areas for teens, working from home spaces for grown-ups, family laptop stations or endless filing storage for life admin… there’s a lot to fit into today’s home.
