hoffice

English

Etymology

Blend of home +‎ office.

Noun

hoffice (plural hoffices)

1. A home office.
   • 1991, Jeffrey P. Davidson, Marketing to Home-Based Businesses, Business One Irwin (1991), →ISBN, page 274:

     The spread of hoffices is really representative of a deeper change which the work-at-home movement is producing.

   • 1991, Elaine Markoutsas, "Updated Furnishings Helping To Bring The Office Home", The Seattle Times, 6 October 1991:

     In designing her hoffices, Vassa makes sure there is adequate lighting, always on dimmers.

   • 1997, F. Byron Nahser, Learning to Read the Signs: Reclaiming Pragmatism in Business, Butterworth-Heinemann (1997), →ISBN, page 164:

     Related to this is the response by business to the reality of worker commutes to far-flung suburbs and the rise of telecommuting and "hoffices," home offices.