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    Posted January 29, 2010 by
    sehlinger
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    Minneapolis, Minnesota
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    Your home-office attitude

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    By sehlinger  |  Posted January 29, 2010  |  Minneapolis, Minnesota
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     sehlinger, a graphic designer in Minneapolis, Minnesota, created a stylish and organized home office in her closet – a space where she can 'shut the door and be off work and at home.' sehlinger works from home, so it's important to separate the two, she says. The entire project took one weekend and cost around $150.
    - katie, CNN iReport producer

    I already had an office set up in a small room in my apartment, but when I started to work from home I realized quickly that I needed a separation between the different types of work I do. I kept the original room set up for sewing, crafting, and building because it has a bigger work surface. Then I turned a closet in my living room into a place where I could work on my graphic design, and house my magazines and archives. It keeps things organized, and at the end of the day I can shut the door, and not be at work anymore- Hurray!

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