If you think you spend too much time at work, you're probably right. If you think the office increasingly looks like home, you're also probably right.
Receptions that look more like a lounge than an office, work areas with large communal kitchens and rugs designed to give a personal touch are all common and it's no accident.
"The boundaries between work and home have become more and more blurred, particularly with technology," says Angela Ferguson, the managing director of design firm Futurespace. "We'll answer emails on weekends, we'll be lying in bed, even from different parts of the world, emailing each other."
