Ep 4. Shared Home Office

In season 3 episode 4 of The High Low Project, titled "Shared Home Office," host Sabrina Soto takes on the challenge of transforming a shared home office for a busy family of four. The family's cramped and cluttered office space is in desperate need of an overhaul, as it serves as both a workspace for the parents and a homework station for their two kids.

Sabrina begins by assessing the space and taking note of its current layout and storage capabilities. She quickly recognizes that the room is severely lacking in organization and storage solutions, which has led to a buildup of clutter and a general sense of chaos. To address this, Sabrina decides to implement a number of creative storage ideas throughout the space.

The first step in Sabrina's plan is to reconfigure the layout of the room to better optimize the available space. She decides to move the existing desk to a new location, which will allow for better flow throughout the room. She also plans to add a new corner desk that can accommodate two people, which will be great for the parents and kids to work together.

In addition to rearranging the furniture, Sabrina chooses a soothing color palette of blues and grays to create a sense of calm in the space. She incorporates these colors into the new wall paint, curtains, and furnishings, creating a cohesive and inviting look throughout the room.

To address the storage issues, Sabrina implements several creative solutions. She adds open shelving above the new corner desk, which will allow the family to easily access books, binders, and other essential items. She also adds a rolling storage cart that can be easily moved around the room to any area that needs it.

Another clever storage solution that Sabrina employs is the use of file cabinets as side tables. These cabinets can be used to store important documents and files, while also providing a convenient surface for lamps, books, and other items.

In addition to the new storage options, Sabrina also adds a few decorative touches to the space. She hangs a gallery wall of family photos above the new corner desk, adding a personal and sentimental touch to the space. She also adds a few potted plants and decorative accessories throughout the room, which help to soften the space and make it feel more inviting.

Overall, Sabrina's transformation of the shared home office is a huge success. The new layout, color scheme, and storage solutions have completely transformed the space, making it a functional and inviting workspace for the entire family. With the new additions, the family will be able to work more efficiently and comfortably in their home office, which will undoubtedly lead to increased productivity and happier household members.