18 Items to Create a Comfy, Ergonomic Home Office

First things first: a desk. This beautiful mango wood option is great for small spaces thanks to its glass top offering the illusion of less clutter.

Staying at home means even more reason to sort out your affairs du jour in order to not get distracted. This desk notepad is a stylish way to do so with its important dates calendar, to-do lists, and notes section.

Glasses with blue light filters have been trending, and these offer an especially stylish take. You can order them with your prescription, or opt for non-prescription lenses if you wear contacts or have 20/20 vision. They’re said to offer your eyes respite from the blue light emitted from the screens you’re staring at all day. Research on the effectiveness of blue light glasses is in its early stages, but you can try out a pair yourself to see if you find any relief.

The perfect accessory for your desk is an essential oil diffuser that fills your space with calming scents. Vitruvi’s have a beautiful ceramic top and double as a décor accent.

There’s nothing softer than the Barefoot Dreams throws, and this one even comes in a fab animal print. Drape one over your desk chair so that it’s readily available when you catch a chill.  

Sitting all day is the worst, so give your back a break by adding a riser to your desk. It raises your laptop right up so that you can also work while standing. 

Your new desk will need a lamp so that you’re not straining your eyes. This one has a midcentury modern flair with its marble base and brass pedestal. 

If you want to make a design statement with your new desk, don’t pass up this gorgeous hand-carved tropical hardwood one from Anthropologie. It has stunning brass pulls embellished with pink and white agate.

Now that the office coffee pot is no longer an option, you’ll need to step up your at-home java game. Chemex pour over coffee makers always make a high-quality cup, plus they look beautiful with their wood collar handles.

Who says desk chairs have to be ugly in order to be comfortable? This cactus green option has an open back to keep you cool even with that stressful deadline looming.

There’s nothing worse than completing your daily tasks using only one tiny laptop screen. So take the plunge and invest in a second monitor. This one has a back-lit screen that displays images in full HD.

Don’t disregard ergonomics just because you’re working from home. This laptop stand lifts your screen to eye level so that you’re not hunching over at your desk.

If you are going to switch to the couch or bed, try using a lap desk. This pine wood option will fit your décor scheme, too.

Burn this library-inspired scent to get in touch with your inner brainiac. It has notes of leather, vanilla, peach, and plum.

If you’re feeling blue from spending so much time indoors alone, try adding a light therapy lamp to your desk. They simulate natural daylight and can boost your mood. 

The health of your back is important to keep in mind while working from home. This seat cushion promises back pain and sciatica relief by reducing pressure on the tailbone with its U-shaped cut out. Plus, it’s said to promote a healthy posture.

If you can’t stand sitting at a computer all day, invest in this standing desk. It has a minimalist and industrial look, plus if you add stools, it can double as a counter to eat at.

Your typing posture shouldn’t be overlooked. Ergonomists guarantee that this sloping keyboard reduces strain on your wrists and forearms.