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If you’re lucky enough to have the space for a home office, you have an amazing opportunity to set your self up for ultimate organization. If you work from home or just need a spot to set up a laptop to pay bills, we’ve got what you need to help you maximize your space, no matter how big or small. Choose from our great selection of desks, chairs, bookshelves, cabinets and consoles and before you know it, you’ll be ready to get down to business.
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If you’re lucky enough to have the space for a home office, you have an amazing opportunity to set your self up for ultimate organization. If you work from home or just need a spot to set up a laptop to pay bills, we’ve got what you need to help you maximize your space, no matter how big or small. Choose from our great selection of desks, chairs, bookshelves, cabinets and consoles and before you know it, you’ll be ready to get down to business.
Since the invention of the personal computer, more and more people are living the dream of a commute-free career, working full-time in their homes (sometimes even in their pyjamas). But just because every day is casual Friday doesn’t mean your home office shouldn’t be dressed up in its best business attire. When you outfit your workspace with high functioning furniture, your productivity is guaranteed to soar.
We suggest you begin with a desk or console table. It’s the first place you head when you start your workday. Cup of java in-hand, you fire up your laptop, check your emails and watch as your day unfolds. The work you accomplish on your desk today could become the thing that defines your success tomorrow.
Aim to make your desk as conducive to clear thinking and professionalism as possible. Think clean lines and a sturdy build; an attractive design is a big bonus that’ll make sitting down to get the lead out a pleasant daily duty. Crafted from materials like metal, wood, chrome, glass and cement, there’s a style to fit any taste.
Now that you’ve got a desk, you’re going to need a chair. Workdays can be long so better make sure your seating is comfy. If you have clients and co-workers visit your home office, you’ll need some chairs to create a waiting area or spot to hold meetings. Check out our office chair options to meet your needs and make a professional impression.
And then there’s storage to consider. The tricky thing about working from home is that your work is always nearby. You’ll want to be able to stash it all away when you’ve clocked out at the end of the day. While many of today’s files are digitized and we no longer have a big need for huge storage solutions in our offices, we still need a spot to put things away when the day is done. That’s where bookshelves and cabinets come into play. If you’re tidy, choose open shelving; if you’re a little bit messy, closed cabinets are a smart pick for your space.
Now that you’ve got your home office up and running, you can finish off the look with a stylish area rug, a desk lamp and some fashionable and functional accessories. Throw in a few pieces of inspirational art for good measure and get ready to put your 9-5 to work for you.
We suggest you begin with a desk or console table. It’s the first place you head when you start your workday. Cup of java in-hand, you fire up your laptop, check your emails and watch as your day unfolds. The work you accomplish on your desk today could become the thing that defines your success tomorrow.
Aim to make your desk as conducive to clear thinking and professionalism as possible. Think clean lines and a sturdy build; an attractive design is a big bonus that’ll make sitting down to get the lead out a pleasant daily duty. Crafted from materials like metal, wood, chrome, glass and cement, there’s a style to fit any taste.
Now that you’ve got a desk, you’re going to need a chair. Workdays can be long so better make sure your seating is comfy. If you have clients and co-workers visit your home office, you’ll need some chairs to create a waiting area or spot to hold meetings. Check out our office chair options to meet your needs and make a professional impression.
And then there’s storage to consider. The tricky thing about working from home is that your work is always nearby. You’ll want to be able to stash it all away when you’ve clocked out at the end of the day. While many of today’s files are digitized and we no longer have a big need for huge storage solutions in our offices, we still need a spot to put things away when the day is done. That’s where bookshelves and cabinets come into play. If you’re tidy, choose open shelving; if you’re a little bit messy, closed cabinets are a smart pick for your space.
Now that you’ve got your home office up and running, you can finish off the look with a stylish area rug, a desk lamp and some fashionable and functional accessories. Throw in a few pieces of inspirational art for good measure and get ready to put your 9-5 to work for you.
