As working from home turns into a semi-permanent situation for many, the search is on for private workspace. Some people have opted to take over a bedroom or basement to set up their new home office.

I'm one of many people that work from the comfort of my own home. Now, you can be more comfortable working from your own backyard, and no I'm not talking about pulling a pool chair with a laptop, but ...

With COVID-19 making working from home the new normal, and as people are realizing that this situation might go on for the foreseeable future, finding enough space and quiet to concentrate and get ...

Now here's an exciting piece of design. At first glance the Tetra-Shed, designed by architect David Ajasa-Adekunle, looks like the ideal hypermodern outdoor studio for the hipster home-worker. That it ...

Technically, the 10-by-14-foot building in Lars Leafblad's backyard in Shoreview is what's termed an accessory structure. But Leafblad, a small business owner and father of four, prefers to call it ...

With more people working from home, business is booming for companies selling livable sheds. By Tim McKeough When James and Meg Wilson began working from home in March, they realized their house in ...

In the Before Time of offices, there was front and back. Now it is home and garden. When Priscilla Fernandes and her husband, Carl Ainsworth, moved into a new house in London in 2019, they planned on ...

With the work-at-home lifestyle likely here to stay, people are taking things outdoors, creating spaces meant for privacy and comfort. By Tim Hornyak This article is part of our Business ...

Reader Brian DeHamer needed a home office but lived in a crowded house, so instead he used extra space out behind his garage. He writes: When our first son was born, it quickly became clear that it ...

WORKING FROM HOME wasn’t working for Max Sinsteden, director of design firm Olasky & Sinsteden. His tech-industry husband required only a laptop and pad of paper to get his job done. “I as a decorator ...