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Onemain Financial: Renovation Trends for the Remote Workforce
NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / April 7, 2025 / In recent years, remote work has become more popular than ever before. Companies can reap the benefits of not having to pay for office space while employees embrace the flexibility and time savings of skipping a daily commute.
With some companies deciding to stick with remote work for the long haul, some employees are considering renovations to more seamlessly integrate work with home life. While certain renovations can be costly, there are financing options like loans for home improvement that may help. Here's a look at the top renovation trends for the remote workforce.
Add a dedicated workspace
In the early days of remote work, some employees may have been content to work from the couch or bed, but as time goes on, it becomes more imperative to have a dedicated workspace. Ideally, remote employees have a home office they can use. However, those who don't have one can easily turn an empty room or a part of another room into their workspace.
Depending on the home's current design, adding a workspace could mean taking down walls or adding a divider to a larger room to create a more private space. Remote employees may consult with a local contractor to assess options for converting living spaces or even putting on an addition to their home.
To make the space fully functional as an office, homeowners might also need to add electrical outlets to accommodate the power required for an office setup or consider technology upgrades like a wi-fi extender to guard against dropped video calls.
Focus on ergonomics
Most remote professionals spend a great deal of time on their computers. This means they'll need to ensure the space is ergonomic, meaning that it's designed to promote maximum efficiency and safety. While desks and chairs often come to mind when discussing ergonomics, and they are important, other variables are at play, including ensuring a space has appropriate lighting. If a space is too dark and causes eye strain when reading the screen, someone may look to increase natural light by adding a window to a windowless room or adding recessed lighting to illuminate the space from above.
Buy the right desk and chair
For remote employees, the right chair and desk can decrease the risk of back problems and poor posture. Fortunately, there are plenty of good options on the market, and the ideal choice depends on the person's budget, needs, and preferences. For example, someone who wants to incorporate more standing might choose a sit-stand conversion desk with an anti-fatigue mat and height-adjustable chair. At the same time, someone who wants to use the office as a living space after quitting time might prefer a desk and chair on wheels so they can be maneuvered around the room without too much effort.
Create secure storage space
Remote workers usually have some confidential or important documents they need to do their jobs. For some, cubbies and shelves are good enough to store documents in. However, a secure, lockable file cabinet may be necessary for employees who need to adhere to strict security requirements, like HIPAA for healthcare workers. A built-in storage mechanism or climate-controlled unit could be a worthwhile renovation to keep documents safe and away from kids, pets, and guests.
Productivity is possible at home
The remote work trend seems like it's here to stay for certain industries and companies. So, it's more important than ever for individuals to create a space at home that promotes maximal efficiency and productivity. Home renovations like creating a dedicated workspace, choosing the right desk and chair, adding appropriate lighting, and building a secure storage solution can help remote employees find comfort and satisfaction as they boot up their computers each morning from home.
Sources:
https://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/setting-up-home-office-v2/
https://expohomeimprovement.com/home-improvement-blog/4-ways-to-renovate-your-home-for-remote-work
https://www.kaminskiyhomeremodeling.com/remodeling-tips/home-office-design-tips-for-remote-workers/
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Ch.Havering--AMWN