Duality of the Home Office
Introducing Maywood’s first campaign.
Our first campaign began with a reflection on the idea of the home office as a space.
At first glance, a home office may seem like a purely personal workspace.
But when you look more closely, it is a complex environment—one that shifts and transforms depending on time, context, and the people within it.






A home office is a personal space,
yet at the same time, it is often a shared space where family members coexist.
At times, it becomes a warm and communal place—
shared by a husband and wife, or a parent and child—
where the presence and warmth of loved ones naturally linger.



As day fades and night settles in,
the home office reveals another side of itself.
A place for focus.
A place for intention.
A place for quiet concentration.



Family, and the individual.
Movement, and stillness.
Day, and night.
This is the essential duality of the home office—
and the value it holds.

