The photography duo Tom Betterton & Jenny Gage are a talented husband and wife team who not only share their passion with each other, but they also share their home with their subjects. Well, while working at least.
This feature for GQ catches some hot glimpses of nearly nude models, mostly crashing on Betterton and Gage's couch while looking right at home.
The pictures are proof that they are a great pair, but I wonder how you come home to your significant other and complain about work. In Tom Betterton and Jenny Gage's home, when your workplace is home and your significant other is your colleague, it's hard to imagine.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Home-based Workspaces
- Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in creating products and services tailored to the needs of individuals who work from home.
- Collaborative Couples
- There is potential for disruptive innovation in developing platforms or apps that facilitate collaboration between spouses or partners who work together.
- Creative Use of Personal Spaces
- Innovations in designing and utilizing personal spaces like homes for work-related activities can create new opportunities for businesses.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Photography
- Photography businesses could explore new ways to cater to the needs of photographers who use their homes as workspaces or collaborate with their partners.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can tap into the trend of blending personal and professional spaces to offer solutions for creating functional home workspaces that optimize productivity.
- Technology
- Tech companies can develop tools, platforms, or apps that enhance collaboration and productivity in a home-based work environment, specifically targeted towards collaborative couples or individuals using personal spaces for work.
