How To Build A Complete Home Office

“Working from home is easy” I say, as I pull my noise-cancelling headphones even more snug against my ears to drown out the unescapable sounds of kids fighting, dogs barking, and Disney+ movies playing on full volume while UPS rings the doorbell to deliver a package.

Sometimes there’s not enough walls in a house to provide the clarity conducive to meaningful work. Desperate times, however, call for desperate measures as most of America’s work force is quarantined at home — left to continue business as usual in an empty guest bedroom or the shadowy corners of the kitchen. We’re all in this together, so let’s build this home office while we’re still productive.

The Desk

The Floyd Desk

Less is more, especially with a desk that will sit in your home office. Less distractions, more focus, and plenty of surface area to spread out and tackle your next project.

The Chair

ReGeneration Office Chair By Knoll

Quite possibly the most important piece in your home office, the chair you pick must be comfortable enough to push through the 40 hours/week you’ll spend sitting it it — and the Regeneration Office Chair fits the bill nicely. It provides numerous features for fine-tuning your sitting position are provided along with an adjustable seat height and arm and lumbar supports.

The Lamp

Anglepoise Model 90 Desk Lamp

This sleek desk lamp features a rugged cast iron base and a subtle aluminum body for optimal balance and easy angle adjustment. A USB power adapter allows your lamp to hold a charge even when it’s not plugged in, while a dimming dial lets you customize exactly the amount of brightness you need for the task at hand.

 

The Tech

 

The Goods

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