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  The COVID 19 crisis has left its mark on everything, from how we live to how we work and even where we work.  The pandemic has completely transformed office spaces, definitely for the good and in adherence with the foreseeable future. Many offices are still operating on remote working models and others have adopted hybrid models.  While it has forced companies and offices to redesign in conformity to safety regulations, it is also an opportunity to rethink, modify and upgrade their office space into a more welcoming one. Instilling Homely Feeling The companies look for a healthy, happy, and cheerful working environment that increases the productivity of employees. The employees have been working from home for a long time. There will definitely be a resistance to leave the comfort of home after so long. That’s why this year, bring a homely comfort and calming vibe to the office. This will actually improve the productivity of the employees. Work does not have to feel like stress- it

There is no space that was left unimpacted by the pandemic. Our houses which were a “part” of our lives changed to the “only” place that we travelled for a year. The pandemic has a powerful influence on interior design trends. The companies were forced to take up remote working models. Now they are more receptive to embracing virtual working models and hybrid models permanently. Such trends might force workers to stay home for this year as well. We did spend all of our time at home- which made us realize that it has to be perfect.  Let's look at the emerging trends of 2021 to spruce up your home. 2 Pantone Colours The year 2021 did start with a boom. Pantone named 2 colours of the year instead of one for the first time in 22 years. The complementary pair of Ultimate Gray and Sunny yellow will be the colours of this year. While the deep brooding grey symbolizes endurance and maturity, the sunny yellow is symbolic of hope and well-being. This year calls for natural elements. 2020 has