Just like you, your kids need an effective and efficient space for schoolwork especially if they are doing remote learning. As I tell clients when discussing their home offices, they should have a dedicated workspace with all the essential supplies, materials, and tools readily accessible. The same is true for children. I recently worked with… Continue Reading »

It’s going to be 73 degrees in NYC today and it’s almost the middle of November.  This is just another example of how crazy life is this year.  There is at least one constant in our lives… our homes still need to be kept organized. This is more of a challenge than ever with working… Continue Reading »

Before COVID-19, 1 in 10 Americans worked from home at least 1 day a week. That all changed with the lockdown. With rare exceptions, companies were forced to shut down sending their staff home to work. Even now, 5 months later, many companies have told their employees to continue working from home for now or… Continue Reading »

Both my husband and I were working from home during the lockdown. We developed good workday routines, each had our own workspace and had the benefit of company during breaks. I did miss having Jay home once he returned to the office in early June. As happens, circumstances allowed for Jay to accelerate his plans… Continue Reading »

Even though many parts of the country are well on the way to re-opening, many companies are delaying the return of their staff to the office or possibly even having their staff work from home indefinitely. Many of those who will continue working from home didn’t have home offices or workspaces in the first place…. Continue Reading »

In many cases, a home office is not only used for work related tasks but also for managing the household and for personal tasks or activities.  This is the case for my client who is a neonatal intensive care nurse and lives out of state. She has a large space that can easily accommodate the… Continue Reading »