Find your favourite spot for working from home
Solutions to the challenges of working from home can be found in more places than you might think. Of course, a dedicated home workspace is great, but there are also ways to make smart use of shared space, with flexible on/off solutions.
From dining table to double desks
With wheels on your two-piece dining table you can easily turn it into a workstation for two – in different configurations for privacy or teamwork. And you can just as easily get back to eating mode in time for supper.
A home workstation that is just right for you
In your own home workspace, the desk, lighting and storage should be set up to suit you perfectly. And not least, your chair! Choosing an adjustable office chair for the right ergonomic support will help keep you comfortable and productive day in and day out.
How to get a smart, compact hallway home workspace
With a narrow desk, an office chair that easily stows away, and storage on the wall above, almost any unused area can hold a workstation – or even two. Perhaps you will be surprised by how many smart ideas you can fit in.
Put the armchair to work with a laptop stand
Sometimes, it’s nice to be able to work from the armchair or sofa. A handy laptop stand lets you work comfortably in a laid-back position with everything within easy reach.
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LIDKULLEN active sit/stand supportCurrent price € 109,00go to active sit/stand support
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LIDKULLEN active sit/stand supportCurrent price € 109,00go to active sit/stand support
A convenient on/off bedroom workstation
A workstation on the shelves inside your clothes storage – complete with lighting and storage. Does it get more space efficient than this? Just open the curtains to start the day – draw them again, and it’s all stowed away.
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FUBBLA wall lamp with built-in LED light sourceCurrent price € 29,99go to wall lamp with built-in LED light source
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FUBBLA wall lamp with built-in LED light sourceCurrent price € 29,99go to wall lamp with built-in LED light source
Children’s Desk – A Creative corner in a shared space
Why not let everyone in on the togetherness of working in a shared space? A children’s corner in the living room is a good idea for creativity and studies – that is also practical for helping out with homework.
A teen home workspace built for growth
A stimulating workspace with a proper desk chair means a lot for creative output and school results. Comfort encourages longer study sessions, and the height-adjustability is perfect for teens growing taller and taller.