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?Plenty of natural light and a sunny view will spark creativity.
?Display personal treasures: paintings, photographs, travel artifacts.
?Accent with live plants and fresh flowers, maybe even a pet.
?Use adjustable shelving and rolling file caddies for adaptability.
?Carpet and heavy curtains will help to reduce the noise level.
?For breaks, place a comfortable chair or sofa nearby.
?Colorful rugs will add a splash of color.
?Add a small tabletop stereo to help block out noise and give your office a relaxed feeling.
?Use a bulletin board to keep important messages or correspondence neatly off your desk.
?A laptop computer can be moved easily to allow space for other activities.
?A freestanding bookshelf can separate a work area from the rest of the house. Use similar woodwork, moldings, and color on built-in office cabinetry to blend into its surroundings.
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