The Home Office is somewhere you could be spending a great deal of time so giving this room a welcoming feeling is good for you and any clients who drop in.

Some issues for consideration are lighting, technology/electrical fields, ventilation, desk placement, colours and plants.

• Task and general lights; LED or incandescent are your healthiest options. Natural light should not devalue your ability to read the computer screen
• Sit away from the screen, which gives off an electro-magnetic field, and place the wi-fi unit and transformers well away from you
• An ergonomically designed chair is suggested unless you’ve moved to a new ‘stand up’ desk
• Position the desk so you can see the door, have a solid wall at your back and, to avoid headaches, don’t sit below a heavy beam
• Choose a generous desk with sufficient space for organised layout and include a Peace Lily plant. NASA research states this is your best protection against electro-magnetic fields.
• A faceted Amethyst crystal or a piece of Obsidian will also reduce the impact of electrical fields
• Warm yellow-based creams stimulate mental activity while an all brown room can lower IQ up to 12 points. Select a hue you like, though if in doubt send through an email.

Please refer to our website for classes which will provide you with more information on this topic.

Thank you,

Betty