You're 4 steps away from a two-in-one kitchen

For many of us, home working is a new reality. Without a dedicated office space in your home, other spaces quickly start leading double lives. The favourite contender? The kitchen and dining area – the heart of the home and the place we often like spending most of our time. Here’s how you can turn breakfast time into conference call in just a few easy steps.

1. Reimagine your kitchen

If working in your kitchen is a reality for you, think about the table and chairs and make sure they are comfortable. Then it's time for a few more simple updates to make it a two-in-one kitchen space.

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A man opens his computer on a RÖNNINGE extendable table in a kitchen with white VEDDINGE and ash effect ASKERSUND doors.

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2. Simple wall storage

A wall-mounting task lamp you can angle to your workstation, plus a rail with hooks and containers for your work essentials keeps things close to hand, but easily stored away.

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A NYMÅNE wall lamp with swing arm and office supplies hanging from hooks and in NEREBY hemp containers attached to a rail.

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3. Keep a work trolley

The RÅSKOG trolley on castors becomes a versatile office shelving system that you can simply wheel to wherever you need to work. Perfect for meetings on the go.

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A white RÅSKOG trolley with four wheels filled with office supplies. A hook holds a natural NEREBY bag with computer cables.

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4. Slide and hide

Moments away from your first video call? Breakfast still all over the kitchen countertop? With a simple curtain rail set up in front of your kitchen units, you can hide away the messy part of your day in an instant, giving you the mental space to focus on the next task.

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A man using his kitchen as an office slides the green and white MOALINA curtains to hide the kitchen top and stove.

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