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re: Those of you who work from home, what are some musts for your office?
Posted on 5/15/19 at 12:00 pm to VermilionTiger
Posted on 5/15/19 at 12:00 pm to VermilionTiger
Well, my real home office is the kitchen (side hustle is baking for farmer's market), but I doubt you're using 19 sheet pans in one day like I do. Most important equipment in that home office is three sinks. LOL.
Extra bedroom is non-kitchen office. I had it set up as a second guest room w/spare bed, but realized no one slept in the damn thing, so I removed the bed. Much more pleasant to be able to float the desk in the center of the room, where the natural light from the window is best. I added a rug and some art on the walls.
But the most important thing, to me, are noise-cancelling headphones. Even when no one is home, the annoying small noises of traffic, trash truck, AC, fridge compressor, etc can be magnified. In a busy office, it's easy to tune out background noise. In a quiet space, the little noises become huge. And if you're working while there is plenty of other (more fun sounding) activity going on in the house, they're necessary.
Extra bedroom is non-kitchen office. I had it set up as a second guest room w/spare bed, but realized no one slept in the damn thing, so I removed the bed. Much more pleasant to be able to float the desk in the center of the room, where the natural light from the window is best. I added a rug and some art on the walls.
But the most important thing, to me, are noise-cancelling headphones. Even when no one is home, the annoying small noises of traffic, trash truck, AC, fridge compressor, etc can be magnified. In a busy office, it's easy to tune out background noise. In a quiet space, the little noises become huge. And if you're working while there is plenty of other (more fun sounding) activity going on in the house, they're necessary.
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