r/Workspaces 11h ago

❔ • Feedback How do I make my home feel less like an office?

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36 Upvotes

I work from my bedroom, so my desk is basically my office during the day. But after work, I still use the same space to watch shows, scroll, or play games.

The problem is, even when I close my laptop, the room still feels like work mode.

After you finish work, do you change anything about your desk or room setup, or do you just leave it as is?

I’m curious what actually helps make the space feel like home again.


r/Workspaces 11h ago

🖼️ • Photos A Workspace That Feels Like Home

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35 Upvotes

r/Workspaces 7h ago

📽️ • Videos Suggest improvement to my desk

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36 Upvotes

How to improve my desk


r/Workspaces 13h ago

🖼️ • Photos Today’s mobile office 👩‍💻

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18 Upvotes

r/Workspaces 23h ago

🖼️ • Photos Small Apartment Workspace Setup 🌿

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107 Upvotes

Finally finished my workspace in my first apartment and I’m really happy with how it turned out.
I wanted to create a clean, cozy, and functional setup without filling the space with RGB or too many accessories. Since I live in a small apartment, every inch counts, so I tried to keep everything organized while adding some plants and wall decor to make it feel more welcoming.
I’m still open to suggestions, but I think it’s finally at a point where I can call it finished. Thanks for checking it out!