Focus & flexibility
Think about video calls, shared space, and whether the room needs to serve another purpose when the workday ends.
HOME OFFICE RENOVATION · TOWNSEND & NEARBY
Make room
for focused work.
Turn your ideas for a home workspace into a clearer plan. Consider what you need to do, what needs to be stored, and how work should fit into the rest of your home.
START WITH WHAT MATTERS
A workspace shaped around your day.
A useful home office is about more than a desk. Start with the routines, equipment, and room boundaries that would help the space work better for you.
Storage & equipment
List the equipment, files, and supplies you use. Note what should stay within reach and what you would prefer out of sight.
Light & room layout
Share where you would like to sit, the natural light in the room, and any concerns about glare or the placement of equipment.
FROM THE PROJECT GALLERY
Find ideas in real interiors.
Explore finish details, built-in features, and room transformations from the NexGen gallery. These examples can help you describe the character and level of finish you want for your workspace.
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A LITTLE CLARITY
Before you
get started.
Useful answers for planning your next step.
Explore homeowner planning guides →Can I start with a room that has another use?
Describe how the room is used today and whether it needs to remain a guest room, living space, or shared area. Include photos and any furniture or features you want to keep.
What should I include in an office project brief?
List your usual work activities, the number of people using the space, equipment, storage needs, and preferred timing. Include the property town and any budget range.
Do I need a finished design?
A clear list of priorities is a useful starting point. Inspiration images and rough room dimensions can help explain what you have in mind.
How should I plan around using the room?
Let us know whether you need to keep working in the space and if an alternative room is available. Mention any access or scheduling constraints with your request.