How to design an ergonomic WFH setup in a small space?

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How to design a truly ergonomic yet still aesthetically pleasing home office setup for long remote work hours, especially when you don’t have a dedicated room and it needs to blend into your living space without taking over completely?

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Tom Allen 14 Mar 2025
I got a monitor arm that clamps to my dining table. When work is done, I swing the monitor away and my table is back to normal. A good keyboard and mouse that you can put away also helps. Its all about making it disappear after 5pm.
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Isla McGregor 18 Mar 2025
Consider a nice looking screen or room divider. Can help mentally separate the 'work zone' from the 'relax zone' even if its just a few feet apart. Plants also make any space feel better imo.
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D. Chen 20 Mar 2025
Lighting is super important! A good desk lamp, maybe some bias lighting behind your monitor. Makes a huge diffrence for eye strain and just general mood. Don't rely on just overhead room lighting.
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Accepted Answer · 2025-03-14T10:05:00+00:00

Invest in a good chair first. Then look for multi-functional furniture like a console table that can double as a desk, or a ladder desk. Vertical storage is your friend. And make sure your monitor is at eye level, even if you have to stack books under it!

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