I worked from home for decades. I was a mum, full on it was 365 days a year and 24/7 at times.
I couldn't believe how restful an outside workplace was. coffee breaks, lunch hours, a Secret Santa thing that began in September and went on until Christmas eve........
I have also done outside work from home.
It is hard in some jobs, such as mine, youth worker then mental health worker to decide where work and home divide, if I get a brain wave for a youth event when I'm washing up at home, how does that get counted?
I used to make christmas crackers for a posh dept store, they collected them once a month for the 3 months up until Dec. I made them while watching telly, sometimes breasfeeding and then, when they were stacked in the spare room, I had to hoover around them, and move them everytime I wanted something from airing cupboard.
Some jobs just weave themselves into the fabric of your life. Most farmers nip in and out during the day, there are many jobs that have always incorported working fron home.
Nothing new under the sun so they say.