To inspire herself, Catherine Haley Epstein, a Portland-based artist and curator, set up her home office with an “Art first, furniture second” approach: spend your money on original art and books, the furniture is secondary. She surrounds herself with her own art and art from her collection. If you are worried she is working on…There’s more. Click here.
Home Office Set-Up Tips: Risky Home Office
June 17, 2013 By
The extreme natural disasters in the news of tornadoes in Oklahoma, flooding in Georgia, and wild fires in Colorado leads to two thoughts: Where is your home office? And where is your data? Where is your home office? Where your home office is is just as important as how your home office is set-up. …There’s more. Click here.
How to Keep Your Laptop Cooler: Review for Mac and PC
June 10, 2013 By
Summertime: you need to keep cool, keep your home office cool, and keep your laptop cool. Macs, PCs and laptops generate a lot of heat. If they overheat serious damage occurs. I wrote a blog [link] about a green way to keep your laptop cool. This is an updated review to tell you how this…There’s more. Click here.
Home Office Organizing: Are You a Filer or a Piler?
June 3, 2013 By
It’s official! Professional organizers now recognize there are two valid styles of organizing papers: filing and piling. My theory: “Pilers” are visual, and once something is filed-away, out-of sight, it is gone forever. This create panic, so they pile everything where they can see it. The standard solutions for home office pilers is to get…There’s more. Click here.
Mid-Century Modern Style Home Office Needs Twenty First Century Function
May 14, 2013 By
The photos I see over and over in the media (television and online) of home offices Look Beautiful, but are Not Functional. I am amazed at the creativity and vision of many of them, but they are not set up to really work, let alone work for you. This is the first of a series…There’s more. Click here.