Take the Gloom Out Of Zoom

With hybrid working arrangements becoming the norm, the quest for equilibrium in our living spaces is imperative. Psychologists and interior designers advocate a separation between your workspace and areas of relaxation.

- Amos Chin

ARE YOU STILL working from home? With the pandemic now a distant memory, many companies and employees have made a permanent shift to hybrid work arrangements—a legacy of those days of isolation.

This new normal is both blessing and curse, depending on how one wishes to blur the lines between professional and personal lives, as the idea of work-life balance today is less about maintaining equilibrium and more about navigating a see-sawing situation.

Once a sanctuary that allowed us to disconnect from work, our homes have morphed into secondary offices. This transformation, while necessary in the face of workplace evolution, demands a re-evaluation of how we perceive and organise our living spaces.