Are you working remotely and feel like summer is slipping away while you spend your days in a home office? Try setting up a temporary office in the garden or on the terrace and see how it improves your well-being and work comfort. How can you organize such a garden office to make it both comfortable and functional? How can you create a space that allows for focus and becomes an inspiring place to work?
Why is it worth setting up an office in the garden?
An additional office in the garden is an excellent solution during the summer.
Fresh air will positively impact your concentration.
Being surrounded by greenery relaxes and soothes the nerves, and regularly shifting your gaze from the screen to the trees and flowers will give your eyes and mind a break, allowing them to “catch a breath.”
Choosing the Right Location
The first step is to choose the right spot in the garden.
It should be a quiet place that ensures privacy and peace.
It’s also important that the office is well-shaded, preferably under a canopy or pergola.
Consider furniture that will provide comfort for several hours of work.
Working on a deckchair with a laptop on your lap might seem tempting, but remember that frequently adopting such a position will negatively affect your entire body.
Therefore, it’s best to maintain proper posture at an appropriately sized table with a comfortable, ergonomically designed chair.
Securing Privacy and Data
Working outdoors carries certain risks related to protecting privacy and data.
To prevent unwanted screen viewing, it’s wise to choose a spot away from the street or neighbors and invest in privacy filters.
These are special screen covers that limit the viewing angle—someone sitting next to you sees only a darkened screen, while you can work comfortably.
These filters are available for laptops, monitors, and tablets, and can significantly enhance your sense of security, especially when working with sensitive data.
Improving Wi-Fi Signal
A stable internet connection is essential for remote work, and the Wi-Fi signal outside the house may be weaker.
To address this, consider purchasing Wi-Fi signal boosters or an outdoor router that is weather-resistant.
Integration with Nature
Planning to work in the garden that day?
Great, but first check the weather to avoid being caught off guard by rain or strong winds while you’re outside with your electronic equipment.
Remember not to leave your laptop in the sun (even while working), as high temperatures can damage it. Insects, which are abundant in our gardens during the summer, can disrupt your outdoor work plans.
Therefore, prepare in advance, check which scents repel wasps, ants, or mosquitoes, and create a safe workspace – Ants, wasps, moths—how to protect your home from unwanted pests?
How can our offer help you?
Our neighborhoods offer homes and apartments with spacious gardens or balconies, which are perfect for creating your dream temporary outdoor office.
If you dream of a space where work becomes a pleasure while enjoying close proximity to nature and tranquility, our homes will be the ideal choice for you.
Explore our offerings and find your perfect place to live and work.
