Over our decade of marriage, Ted and I have moved six times and learned to create “home” in each space we called our own. Over time, our style evolved from hand-me-down pieces that worked for a season to a collection of furniture and art that reflects who we are and the life we’ve built together.

When we originally laid out our plans for our house, it certainly didn’t include work-from-home stations for four of us! We’ve learned a lot about creating flexible, inspiring spaces and are sharing our best tips!

As a couch that has been inside countless homes getting ready to be sold, I know my way around a sale. When it comes to selling a home, appearances matter. That’s true even now, when the Pittsburgh real estate market favors sellers.

Moving to a bigger home that accommodates your short-term needs is not realistic for almost anyone, but there are some practical ways you can make your space work for you, while investing in the long term value in your home.