justinjunodev

justinjunodev

Post Your Workspace

Figured this would be a cool topic and maybe provide some inspiration for those who are just starting to work from home. Feel free to share your remote and/ or office setups here!

Side Note: My twins needed a playroom, so I gave up my office and built a nook next to our fireplace. It’s definitely a lot smaller than what I’m use to, but it’s been really nice having a window/view. Also not having toys scattered across our house has helped with my sanity. :joy:

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asgartech

asgartech

Here’s my battlestation, with my assistants. My company-issued laptop is usually on my desk as well, but I had just finished putting everything back after putting up that shelf.

Phillipp

Phillipp

I permanently working from home but recently moved and my office room is still under construction (with huge delays due to the virus). Right now, I am chilling on the couch and do the work from there.

As soon as my office is done, I gonna post some pics.

AstonJ

AstonJ

Here’s mine…

And the other side…

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