Creating a Functional Home Office

If you work from home, you may as well take care of business in comfort and style!

Whether you’re working at a desk that’s tucked into a closet or you’ve converted the garage into an office, it’s important that your workspace is comfortable and functional.

There are many advantages to working from home, but it also comes with a unique set of challenges. Here are a few tips that’ll help you get the most out of your home office:

Bright Ideas

Choose a spot with indirect natural light to help reduce eye strain from screen glare. Also, consider a SAD lamp to help lift your spirits on those dreary days.

Take a Stand

Consider purchasing an adjustable standing desk to help your posture. If a standing desk isn’t an option, make sure your monitor, keyboard and mouse are at the correct levels.

Background Check

Your background may not say a word during Zoom calls, but it’ll speak to your audience as it’s one of the first things they’ll notice, so make sure it sends the right message.

Sound Off

If you spend a lot of time on conference calls, you may want to think about soundproofing your space. Carpets, rugs and curtains are an easy way to absorb excess noise.

Botanical Boost

Spruce up your space by adding a few plants in and around your office, as they’ll help improve the air quality and increase your general level of happiness.

Make Space

Try to make the most of your office space by hanging shelves on the walls or maximizing the space underneath your desk with hanging organizers or rolling drawer units.

A comfortable home office can make a huge difference to your productivity, so it’s important to take the time to properly set up your space.

On top of that, if you’re thinking of selling your home, a functional home office will likely be high on many home buyers’ wish lists, now that working remotely has become so popular.