This post is provided by Matt Lee.

Remote work can be a challenge. Distractions are abundant, and staying on track can be tough. If you are new to working from your home office, you are probably wondering if it gets easier. 

With a few interior design tricks, you can turn your home office into a productivity sanctuary. 

Here are eight interior design tips to maximize your remote working productivity. 

Interior Design Tip #1: Carve Out Your Space

If your current home office also serves as a guest bedroom or if you are working from the kitchen table ? it is time to carve out your own space. 

If you have an empty room, consider using it exclusively for your office. However, if you do not have the extra space, do not fret. Use decorative screens or room dividers to create a blocked off area just for work.
Interior Design Tip #2: Adapt A Minimalistic Aesthetic

Minimalism is all about reducing clutter to clear your mind. Get rid of everything that is taking up space in your home office. Add in extra storage if you need to, but be sure to eliminate any visible clutter. 

It is impractical to try to stay focused if you are surrounded by chaos and clutter. 

Interior Design Tip #3: Go For Low Maintenance 

Do not add extra work to your workday. Choose easy-to-clean materials and surfaces. For instance, instead of a solid oak desk, go for white solid surface countertops, which you can clean with plain old soap and wat...