Report from the Darien Airport
Jan. 18th, 2024 08:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chris_gerribHerewith I bring you a report from the room Formerly Known as my Home Office and now acting as the Darien Airport.
I work from home, and I decided to embark on a project to improve my home office. I hired a fellow Rotarian and interior designer, debi Ross, owner of Inside Looks, to, well design and build. She stated that she wanted to make the office "bright enough to land an airplane." I thought this was a figure of speech. I thought wrong.
Well, I exaggerate slightly. It's not THAT bright. It is brighter, which is what one wants out of an office, home or not. And I can dim it if needed. Plus, by adding overhead lights, I was able to cut back on the number of table lamps, thus freeing up desk space. In addition, since we had the electrician in, we re-did the lighting in my kitchen. Again, a great improvement.
So, the runway is clear and I am happy!
I work from home, and I decided to embark on a project to improve my home office. I hired a fellow Rotarian and interior designer, debi Ross, owner of Inside Looks, to, well design and build. She stated that she wanted to make the office "bright enough to land an airplane." I thought this was a figure of speech. I thought wrong.
Well, I exaggerate slightly. It's not THAT bright. It is brighter, which is what one wants out of an office, home or not. And I can dim it if needed. Plus, by adding overhead lights, I was able to cut back on the number of table lamps, thus freeing up desk space. In addition, since we had the electrician in, we re-did the lighting in my kitchen. Again, a great improvement.
So, the runway is clear and I am happy!
