Checklist for an effective home study
- Writing tools - paper, pen, pencils, computer.
- Ready access to great books - ideas, reminders, diversions,
- Music - A home study should be a music room.
- No television - worthless distraction.
- Domesticated animal(s) - they handle rants, reading aloud and musical tastes better than humans.
- Comfortable seating - even if a domesticated animal is resting squarely behind your head.
- Varied lighting - windows, task lighting and room lighting for all situations.
- Busts of the dead - Inspiration (note to self: bring busts to home office).
- Table space - places to put things.
- Art - to stare at while thinking.
Don't miss Execupundit's additions and a view of Andrew Munro's home office.
It looks very clean and well-lighted.
You done good. E.
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Looks rather more ordered and spavious than mine: http://burningpine.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/a-place-to-work/
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I lucked out on the space. As for the order, give me time. I just set it up after 10 years without a home office. You think if I put an air exchanger in, I could slip a few cigars by?
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