Often times we wake up feeling tired, or are trapped at home for one reason or another, and we can’t make it to the office. But just because things aren’t going our way on that specific day, doesn’t mean that we can skip work. That’s where a “home office” comes in handy, and saves the “professional" day.

If you have an unoccupied room in your house, then you’re lucky enough to use it for this purpose. If not, don’t worry because you can always find a free corner somewhere in your home. Think about an underused closet, an isolated corner or the bay of a window; as long as they are equipped with overhead lighting and electrical outlets for computers, printers and other machines, you’re all set.

To make the space comfy in order to enhance productive work habits, choose an office desk that features file drawers and matches your preferable style. The same goes for the chair, which should be equipped with wheels and an adjustable seat for added comfort. Also, your home office won’t be complete without some shelves and small cabinets to arrange your books and other stuff. As for your printer and machines, use some nice trunks and commodes to add style to the setting.

Decoration is also an essential factor to make the place as appealing as it can get. To decorate it, think of artworks related to your field of expertise. In addition, a rug and some flowers can make a huge difference!

Mirella Haddad