RV Office Ideas That Promote Work-Life Balance
An RV workspace lets you chase adventure every day.
Does your lifestyle include clocking into meetings while checking out the world? There are many ways to get the work done, even if you hate to sit still. Consider these clever ways to turn your motorhome into a home office or even a classroom so you can work remotely from your RV.
Divvy up desk space.
If you want to minimize distractions and maximize your RV’s workspace for more than one person, invest in a desk divider. A simple folding divider, sometimes called a study carrel, can help foster focus. To muffle surrounding sounds, consider acoustic panels that clamp on and pack flat. And if you need more separation, look into laptop stands or tripods that easily fold and store.
Color coordinate.
Separating supplies is easier when you choose a color palette for each person. Color-coordinated phone cases, scissors, pens, Post-Its, and storage pouches help digital nomads and remote learners gather up their gear. Label cords and chargers accordingly as well.
On the hook.
A system of hooks mounted in an out-of-the-way nook can contain headphones, charging cords and pencil pouches with loops. And when you’re ready to signal the end of the workday, you can easily cover it all with a colorful curtain.
Storage underfoot.
An ottoman or step stool with built-in storage can hide books and office supplies. And a portable filing box can do double duty, holding important documents for the workday, and serving as a footrest in the evenings and on weekends.
Capture the cords.
Camera gear, phones, and computers…they all need to power up. Keep your RV office looking tidy and minimize misplaced cords and tripping hazards with a charging station and cord keepers. Styles range from basic plastic boxes to rustic wooden bins with strategic cutouts.
Take it outside.
One of the best parts of the RV lifestyle is the chance to get outdoors. Make your mobile office more weatherproof with a screen shade for your laptop, a clipboard to keep papers from blowing away, and a keyboard protector to keep grit from getting inside. A charging pack or extension cord gives you the range to set up at picnic tables and park benches. Just don’t forget the sunscreen!
Finding work-life balance, especially on the road, may seem difficult at times, but with the right organization it doesn’t have to be. View our motorhome models and start planning your next RV office today!
Most Popular Blogs
Servicing Your Coach at the Factory Service Centers
Don Gephart2024-08-21T18:09:42+00:00December 18, 2023|
Previously we shared a blog post about several ways to maintain and service your coach [...]
Winter Camping Tips
2024-01-02T21:30:11+00:00November 28, 2023|
Winter is coming! Which means we all have some big decisions to make regarding our [...]