Working from home can be a challenge for even the most disciplined individual; Moss by Victor Vetterlein, a designer based in New York City, provides one way to mitigate the challenge. It is small, self-contained pod perfect for the backyard of a home that can act as a workspace. Removed from all distractions while also offering a sense of escape, this pod ensures that productivity and comfort are part of the work equation.
Also known as Micro Office Systems Space, Moss by Victor Vetterlein boasts a bunker style with an eco-conscious edge. Underfloor heating and a wood stove keep the pod warm while the use of solar panels provides electricity. Although a basic unit won't be outfitted with running water or a washroom, it can be upgraded to house a portable toilet and kitchen.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Home Office Backyard Pods
- The trend of creating separate workspaces in the backyard of a home is disrupting the traditional office setup.
- Self-contained Workspaces
- The trend of using compact, self-contained pods for work purposes is creating innovative opportunities for remote work setups.
- Eco-conscious Office Solutions
- The trend of incorporating sustainable features, such as solar panels and underfloor heating, into home office pods is disrupting the traditional concept of workplace sustainability.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture and Design
- The architecture and design industry can explore the innovative design and construction of backyard office pods.
- Renewable Energy
- The renewable energy industry can capitalize on the growing demand for solar-powered home office pods.
- Furniture and Interior Design
- The furniture and interior design industry can create ergonomic and modular solutions specifically tailored for compact workspaces like backyard pods.
