What furniture does a home office need?

Most workspaces need a desk and supportive chair, with storage added according to the paperwork and equipment used. Bookcases, drawers and filing cabinets are useful only when their dimensions suit the contents.

What size desk should I choose?

Measure your monitor, keyboard and regular paperwork, then add working space around them. Check knee clearance, drawer position and the room required for the chair to move without striking walls or doors.

How do I match an office chair to a desk?

Compare the chair’s adjustable seat height and armrest height with the desk. The user should have sufficient legroom, while the chair base must move safely within the available floor area.

Home Office Furniture

Build a practical home workspace with furniture chosen for the equipment, working hours and room available. The range includes writing, computer, gaming and corner desks, adjustable office chairs, filing cabinets and bookcases in wood, metal, glass, melamine, fabric and faux-leather finishes. Measure the desk surface around the monitor, keyboard and paperwork, then allow space beneath for knees, drawers and cable routing. Check that the office chair’s seat height, arms and base fit beneath and around the desk. Leave clearance for doors, drawers and chair movement, and measure access routes for larger units. Storage should suit the size and weight of files or equipment rather than simply filling an empty wall. Confirm assembly, maximum loads, adjustment ranges and included cable features. Position screens and lighting to reduce glare and follow the supplied care and safety instructions.