4 tips for renovating the home office with do-it-yourself techniques

Your work environment doesn’t have to be bland. Check out tips on how to leave your office with your face and a lot more creative

Have you ever heard of do it yourself, which in English means do it yourself? Translated it means “do it yourself”.

The term is relatively new, but the practice has been around since the 1910s, when for reasons of economy, people carried out repairs, reforms in their homes, and created objects from others that were no longer useful, without professional help.

From the simplest to the most sophisticated things, getting your hands dirty is a matter of audacity and practice. I also consider it a therapeutic activity!

Some advantages of DIY:

• • Let’s save some money;
• • We consume consciously;
• • We embrace sustainability as a cause;
• • We stimulate our creativity with extra doses of dopamine and serotonin.

On my networks, I teach practical advice on how to leave your home office with your face and much more creative. Check out these four tips:

• • Office chair reconditioned without disassembly
• • Table lamp with PVC tube
• • Bulletin board made with the lid of a box
• • Wall decoration with clipboard and shampoo bottles

I simply gave my home office a makeover with materials I already had at home.

With simple changes and items you have around the house, you can give your spaces a new look and still have fun doing it.

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