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6. Combine compatible functions. If you typically fit your office work with household chores, consider creating your office space in the same area to save steps.
2. Get rid of cord clutter. Few things make a space look more messy than a pile of tangled wires on the floor. Control cord clutter at a desk like this by drilling a few well-placed holes. Either drill a small hole into the top of the desk to thread the cords through, or drill a hole into a nearby cabinet and tuck the cords and a power strip inside. The little nook for the printer in this space is great too — the printer is small enough that it can be easily pulled in and out of its storage space as needed.
If you tend to spend a hefty amount of time in the laundry room and the space has the square footage, consider placing a desk, a chair and a computer there. Your child can have computer time while you sort, wash and fold clothes.