Working from home has become the new normal for many. According to Deepak Jain, owner of Home Living Furniture in Howell, New Jersey, there is a general consensus that working remotely is a win-win situation for both the employer and the employee.

“Employers enjoy the fact that many of their employees become more productive, and employees love the freedom of working in a comfortable environment right from their own home,” said Mr. Jain. “As an added bonus, remote workers do not experience the costs in time and money associated with commuting to work. This is a trend I believe is here to stay, and that’s why we always get new home office options at Home Living Furniture.”

Home Office Furniture Collections

Home Living Furniture now carries more home office furniture options than ever before. “When the pandemic started, we knew that more people would be working from home,” said Mr. Jain. “Once people got used to the flexibility of remote work, they were not in a hurry to give it up. Of course there are some professions like the medical field that may require face-to-face contact. But fortunately, working from home is a definite option for most.”

To meet the growing demand for home office furniture that provides the function of an office and the beauty of furniture that goes well with the decor of the rest of the home, Home Living Furniture expanded its roster of home office collections. “More of our name brand companies are including home office collections in addition to living room, dining room, bedroom and home entertainment lines,” said Mr. Jain.

Home Office Solutions for Every Space

Mr. Jain is aware that not everyone has the luxury of a dedicated room to use as a home office. “Some people are able to take over a spare bedroom, but we know that others are carving out space in the living room or bedroom for their home office,” he said. “We have solutions for that scenario. It would be nice to have an oversized freestanding executive desk, but realistically, not many people have that kind of space available.”

To accommodate smaller home office spaces, Home Living Furniture stores carry corner and L-shaped desk as well as wall desks that are part of a shelving system. For people who just need a place to place their laptop, there are computer desks and smaller scale writing desks that can fit into a room to make it multifunctional.

Home Office Furniture People Need

Mr. Jain noted that while there are some differences in the needs people have for a home office generally speaking most people need a desk to work on, a comfortable ergonomic chair and at least a little bit of storage.

For some people, a place for a computer and a surface to hold a phone is enough. Others, like people in the artistic community who deliver CAD drawings need a larger surface to work on. Attorneys may need a bookcase and original print documents stored in file cabinets or behind closed doors in a shelving unit.

“The beauty of shopping for home office furniture from name brand collections is that all the pieces coordinate for a good look that blends well with the existing furniture in the home,” said Mr. Jain. “In fact, some manufacturers offer furniture collections that span several rooms, including the home office, for a unified, continuous look throughout the home.”

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