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Home office art works twice: it is the backdrop your colleagues see on every video call, and the view you rest your eyes on between tasks. Both jobs favour composed, professional pieces — landscapes, abstracts, architecture, and maps all hold up on camera.
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Place the main piece behind or beside your desk where calls can see it, and a second, calmer piece in your own eyeline for screen breaks. Avoid busy, high-contrast art directly behind you on camera — it competes with your face for the viewer's attention.
