With flexible working now the norm, a dedicated home office has gone from a luxury to a necessity. Whether you’re converting a spare bedroom, repurposing a corner of your living room, or creating a new space entirely, a well-designed home office can improve focus, comfort and daily wellbeing.

Natural light, acoustics, storage and connectivity all affect how usable a workspace really is. Even in small homes, clever layouts and fitted joinery can make underused areas work harder – from loft landings to alcoves and garden nooks.

For those with more space, separate garden studios offer peace and quiet away from the main house, while loft and garage conversions can create larger dual-purpose offices with room to grow.

Designing your home office with intention – rather than as an afterthought – leads to better productivity, work/life balance, and long-term adaptability.