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Eight ways to enjoy the Summer when you’re at work
Make your outdoor space actually usable with outdoor furniture

1. Make your outdoor space actually usable

Most workplaces have some kind of outdoor area that sits empty for eleven months of the year, then gets awkwardly repurposed the moment the sun shows up. A set of foldable chairs and tables changes that instantly; no planning required, no borrowing chairs from the meeting room. It can be a car park corner or a proper break area, the right outdoor furniture set turns "we should really use that space more" into somewhere people actually go.

2. Walk or cycle in if you can

If you're within reasonable distance, ditch the car for a day or two. Fresh air before 9am does more for your mood than a second coffee, and you'll probably feel smug about it by lunchtime.
picnic bench and a parasol help enjoy the sunny days in your workplace

7. Run an actual sports afternoon

Playing sports outdoors with colleagues is a great way to strengthen the team spirit and to take advantage of good weather. Maybe an afternoon football tournament, some beach tennis or maybe a quick throw of a Frisbee at lunch - the main thing is that you do it together.

8. Swap your desk lunch for a picnic

If there's a patch of grass or a communal garden going spare, use it. Picnic benches make it an easy habit rather than a one-off, and a parasol means nobody's fighting over the one shady spot - cheaper than a café, and a proper break from the screen before you head back in.

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