Coronavirus: People share pictures of their remote work spaces, from skyline views to pets on laps
Increasing numbers of people are being asked to work from home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus
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Your support makes all the difference.On Monday Prime Minister Boris Johnson advised against all but essential travel for the foreseeable future, especially for Londoners.
This includes avoiding pubs, restaurants and bars and working from home, where possible.
For the vast majority of the population, working from home means setting up camp in the kitchen or bedroom surrounded by pets and children.
But for others, working from home provides a space far more idyllic than any office block could ever offer.
Here, the Independent brings you the best of both worlds.
In this breathtaking snap, Instagram Tanja, from Macedonia, shares the view from her temporary office in Dubai
View this post on InstagramMy home office with gorgeous view #workingfromhome #quarantine #homeoffice
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Twitter user Sketti has her dog for company while she works from home
For some, working from home provides a good opportunity to catch some rays
Interior designer Caitlin Rutkay looks to have created a nice ambience with this cosy set up
For Twitter user Sue, there's no escaping the pet dog
This Instagram user, who goes by the name hidden harmony, shared a snap of their new office in Brooklyn, New York
Working from home means that, for some, there's no escaping the children...
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