© Marco Covi

The lines between work life and home life are blurred. Our daily routines are no longer confined to a fixed division of eight-hour workday and then the separate world of home, partners, family, self.

Rather, home is more than a space for living; it is a place for creation, collaboration or business. Home is a reflection of our personal taste and aesthetics.

© Marco Covi

From the artwork we hang on our walls to the bookshelves that line our office to our selection of salt and pepper shakers — this space convenes our passions, our work and our lives in one cohesive environment.

© Marco Covi

Here we receive clients and host dinner parties. We respond to emails and take conference calls. Artists and colleagues are welcomed to show work — holding meetings in this intimate space allows for fluid and open discussion.

© Marco Covi

Home displays our personal taste and echoes our professional selves — a reflection of a life no longer divided between a job and a personal life, but rather an image of a complete person.

© Marco Covi

“Working from home affords me the opportunity to live life as a holistic person. I live my personal life, immersed in my work with the privacy that I find important to my process.”

Elana, Curator

Brief N°4 Vol. I — Life/Work