This small-scale workspace is ideal for open rooms where a large office footprint isn’t possible. The user has ample access to open and enclosed storage that serves as both a boundary to define space and a place to store books and files. The warm wood tones and clean aesthetic of this workspace pair seamlessly, whether adjacent to a living room or in your spare bedroom.

Whether answering a quick email or participating in a Skype call, this desking application can be added to any room for those needing an extra small footprint. Place it along an empty wall in a living room or bedroom to provide a space to use a laptop for shorter durations and store minimal office accessories. The adjacent dining room table provides additional surface space to lay out work.

Add a standing desk to your office to encourage movement and blood flow as you work. Stool-height task seating offers ergonomic comfort and support.

Convert any small room into a home office oasis with microzones that allow you to seamlessly shift between different modes of work—from focus to rejuvenation—all within a compact footprint. Ample storage allows you to display books and artifacts while keeping your space organized and free of clutter.

Small rooms make great home office. Add a lounge chair with a tablet arm and a height adjustable-desk accessory to get multiple postures in a small space, allowing you to shift between workmodes throughout your workday.

A guest bedroom with a sleeper sofa can do double-duty as a home office away from distractions. ​

Whether sharing an office with your spouse or child, this home office functions as a shared workspace for two users to avoid distractions at home and get work done.

Whether working from home with your spouse or your children, this shared home office provides ample working space for two users to focus and get away from distractions. The adjacent lounge setting within the shared office is a place to step away from your desk and reflect, refresh, or work in a relaxed posture.