desk in living room.

We've got 3 in our house working from home so it's one in the study, one in the dining room and one in the snug!

That sounds familiar @Heidi Lumb, best of luck with juggling who gets to go where!

I'm working from the breakfast bar because it provides the best light and a great view if the garden.

I've worked from home for 28 years, so have always had/created a dedicated office. Good natural light, and ideally a view to encourage screen breaks. At the end of the day, though, without self-discipline, it makes no difference whether you have a separate home-office or perch in the dining room!

With 4 WFH at the moment, we have setup offices in four ends of the house! I’ve converted my dressing table in my bedroom which works perfectly.

My studio

One of the best places to avoid disruption during your working day is to move a work table and place it in front of a window that looks out to the street or a garden. Means you can refocus eyes when you look up from your work desk and remove eye strain, you improve general mental wellbeing by viewing nature and others outside, and you benefit from daylight direct onto your working surface without your own body causing a shadow.

Important to have a positive place wherever that is . I like also to look outside so close to window looking out to the garden or other with bright natural light . I always make sure the space is clear from clutter and allows me to focus

With no guests for the foreseeable, the 'guest' room has become a permanent office - so I've got it set up for reasonable ergonomics, and filled it with houseplants to replicate the jungle we're missing in our actual office.

We have an old ‘gate-leg’ table in the front living room bay window which looks into our (pretty) front garden for natural light and refocusing & handy to look out for deliveries. Table can be easily extended depending on how projects underway with overflow paper space on nearby sofas/floor. I found it nice to use a ’nice’ room in the house rather than be in a box room and it’s also away from washing machine noise and fridge temptations.

I'd love to be able to have an office space in its own room but at the moment I just don't have the space. So I have had to set it up on the dining table. I live alone and it's not like we're having dinner parties these days so it's not had too much of an impact but definitely something to consider for the next place I live!

Started in the dining room as that was the only table available in the house. Ordered a desk, which wasn’t that easy as many affordable and nice looking desks were sold out so quickly! Desk arrived and I have a created a mini office which is lovely and helps a lot with concentration.

I’m at my desk in the family room and my husband has set up office in the dining room. Teenage son is studying in his bedroom and daughter is home schooling between my husband and I - depending on who has meetings etc and is most available to help. She’s using an ottoman for a desk with footstool to sit on when with me and is at the opposite end of the dining room table when she’s with her dad. My top tip is to clear all work/study/school stuff away at the end of every day to give us our home back again. I put my laptop etc into my rucksack and stash that away in the cupboard and my husband and daughter have a drawer each that I cleared out in the dining room sideboard at the start of lockdown, for all their school and work stuff. When I’m finished working, I open the windows to let all the work vibes out, light a lovely smelling candle and I’m home.

Conservatory room for my husband. Nearest to Wi-Fi hub

table in the lounge. husband works from table in the snug. son works from dining table.