Since the national lockdowns that took place throughout 2020 and into 2021, the number of people working from home has increased by 33%. As a result, more and more of the public have started to transform their homes into cosy sanctuaries, ideal for remote working. Which with the colder weather coming we are looking at how to create a cosy working environment.
Having a cosy working environment is essential for productivity and overall well-being. Especially if you work from home or spend a lot of time studying or doing other tasks at home. Here are some steps to help you create a cosy and functional workspace:
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Choose The Right Location

Find a quiet and well lit area in your home, that can be dedicated to be your work area. Making sure that you take natural lighting into consideration. As this can help improve your mood and reduce eye strain. Also making sure you can fit a desk that provides you with ample workspace. Also investing in a good chair is important, as will help support and reduce back strain.
Temperature Control

By keeping your work area a comfortable temperature, will make you more productive. As the weather gets cooler, you will also be aware of the cost of heating. Try adding layers, plus wearing items that will keep you warm. I love items such as Besures zip up oversized blanket hoodie. It keeps me warm, without adding to extra heating costs. Also having a rug underneath the desk can add warmth.
Have A Work Routine

Even though working from home, having a work routine does help. It is easy to start late, not have breaks and work into the night. Have a to do list and include breaks if you need to. Make sure you minimise distractions such as social media.
By following these steps and customising your workspace to your preferences. You can create a cosy and productive environment that enhances your work or study experience at home. Remember that the key is to make it a space where you feel comfortable, motivated, and focused.





The right conditions are essential for work harmony
Great idea’s
It can be hard at the start until you get things right
Ooooo I love the blanket hoodie. My idea of a cosy working environment is definitely a place with lots of plants, photos of the family, a comfortable chair and definitely comfortable loungewear. It’s easy to get into a habit of waking up 5 minutes before work but I personally believe waking up early and giving yourself time to settle into your morning, have breakfast and a morning drink is the best way to be productive. Life shouldn’t just be about sleeping and working. It’s the little things in between that makes a working day more bearable or/and enjoyable.
The blanket hoodie is great we love them. My routine changes depending on what day it is due to C and college. I generally get up make a coffee and have an hour to get dressed and go through emails and comments Then work when back from dropping her off
I woul love to be able to work from home, but unfortunately can’t due to the nature of my job
I do love working from home and do feel lucky
I woul love to be able to work from home, but unfortunately can’t due to the nature of my job
Lots of good tips – I work from home and this is helpfuL!
It is lovely working from home, but at the start it can be distracting