Elyse Hauser
Choose Your Desk and Chair
Now, you have a place to put your
office.
It may only be a few feet wide,
but all you need is enough space for
yourself and your most essential work
supplies.
Next, find (or create) a desk that will
fit that space.
Use a tape measure to
see what you have to work with.
Then
consider what kind of desk will work
best.
Most people don’t need a full,
traditional desk. You can put up
shelves or buy standalone organizers to
take the place of desk drawers. So, in
addition to shopping for desks,
consider ordinary tables.
Thrift stores
often have old desks and tables in many
different sizes at great prices.
You can also put up a shelf to serve as
your desk instead.
A sturdy shelf
that’s wide enough for your work
essentials will do the trick.
This is
an excellent way to get the most out of
a very small or oddly shaped office
space, and the supplies are usually
cheap. You can even put your shelf desk
high enough to use as a standing desk,
then use a tall chair to give yourself
the option of sitting.
The chair you use is up to you—just
make sure it’s comfortable enough for
every day. You can also help a small
home feel less cluttered by carefully
choosing your desk and chair design.
Styles with thin legs and clean lines,
or even clear acrylic that blends in
with the background, don’t add much
visual noise to a room.
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