Showing posts with label office space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label office space. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Getting Organized Series: In the Home Office


Not sure about you, but our family tends to use the home office A LOT! Whether we're paying bills, using the computer, or crafting, our home office gets a lot of action. The last room in the Better Homes and Gardens room-by-room organization guide is the Home Office. Here are some really useful tips for getting your home office in clutter free shape for the New Year.

Communication Haven--A message center at the heart of the home is a quick and easy way to sync everyone's busy schedules. This station was made from a patchwork of magnet, dry-erase, cork, and pegboard squares on the wall behind the built-in desktop.

In Plain Sight--Fill wall-mount pockets near your workstation with bills, items to file, and correspondence so these documents are always in plain sight. Place project- and person-specific materials that aren?t time-sensitive in labeled document boxes or expandable files; that way you can transport relevant documents quickly.

Time to Recharge--A little R&R is important for everyone, including technology. Designate one accessible location, like a desk or console table, for recharging all your personal devices. Choose a charging station that hides messy cords, or repurpose a small basket or other container. Label each charger with a sticker or tab so you can quickly connect. Pin It

Thursday, December 22, 2011

McCalla Raymer Open House

As many of you know, Ray took a new position with a law firm out of Atlanta about 5 months ago. While its been stressful and busy, he's really enjoying the change and business is really good. He decided to host a Christmas Open House to open the office up to friends, clients and potential clients and it was a great success! We had a lot of fun planning and hosting the event--here are a few pictures of how it turned out.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Office Design Sneak Peak

Decorating a commerical space is much more difficult than a residential space, let me be the first to admit this cold hard fact! While I have absolutely had fun with this project, it has certainly had several moments of challenges (one I'm still working out). However, I think the space is very professional and sleek. Here's a little sneak peak of the conference room, which I might add has changed just a bit with a few accessories since I first photographed it--more on the complete space soon.
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