- Victor
Pierre-François Dubois.
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Hartô
- Hyppolite
Florence Watine
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Hartô - Kei
Bulo Designers.
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Bulo - Honoré
Pierre-François Dubois.
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Hartô
#work
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Work and life have no clear boundaries anymore in our digitalised world. We can work anytime anywhere. Working from an environment that you actually like can largely contribute to your wellbeing. My preference is a homely looking work space, with lots of greens and personal objects, but tidy.
Research shows that our performances are affected by the physical environment, which makes sense. At the office, open landscapes have become the norm, which might boost the communication between colleagues, but get in the way of concentrating on individual tasks.
In an ideal world, you go to the office to meet people and you work from home or a comfy coffee place on individual assignments.
If you spend much time in front of the computer, it is important to change posture frequently and to alternate between sitting and standing. Take regular breaks to relax mind and body. If you are already in that comfy coffee place, the latter will not be so difficult :-).
Source pictures:
Up left: Ben Lambers & Tatjana Quax
Up right: Elle Decoration UK
Middle left: Gravity
Under left: Korbo
- Victor
Pierre-François Dubois.
::
Hartô
- Hyppolite
Florence Watine
::
Hartô - Kei
Bulo Designers.
::
Bulo - Honoré
Pierre-François Dubois.
::
Hartô
#work
::
Work and life have no clear boundaries anymore in our digitalised world. We can work anytime anywhere. Working from an environment that you actually like can largely contribute to your wellbeing. My preference is a homely looking work space, with lots of greens and personal objects, but tidy.
Research shows that our performances are affected by the physical environment, which makes sense. At the office, open landscapes have become the norm, which might boost the communication between colleagues, but get in the way of concentrating on individual tasks.
In an ideal world, you go to the office to meet people and you work from home or a comfy coffee place on individual assignments.
If you spend much time in front of the computer, it is important to change posture frequently and to alternate between sitting and standing. Take regular breaks to relax mind and body. If you are already in that comfy coffee place, the latter will not be so difficult :-).
Source pictures:
Up left: Ben Lambers & Tatjana Quax
Up right: Elle Decoration UK
Middle left: Gravity
Under left: Korbo
