Image Source: Pexels In today’s work-from-home culture, having a home office has become essential. But, creating a workspace at home isn’t always easy, especially if you’re short of space. In addition to having all the amenities related to work, your office needs to be located away from distractions allowing you to maintain focus and be productive. If you’re wondering where and how to set up your home office, this article by Related ISG Realty will provide you with a step-by-step guide to do just that. Evaluate Your Home The first step is to find the best areas of your home where you can get work done. Having an unutilized spare room will provide the perfect location. However, if you live in a condominium or a home with an open floor plan, aim to find space away from the living room and kitchen, in addition to investing in high-quality room dividers. Moreover, look for spaces with ample natural light, as this will translate into a boon in concentration and productivity levels as reported by View. Shortlist Required Furniture While working from home you can expect to spend the majority of your time sitting on your work chair. While your dining chair will do just fine for the first few days, in the long run, it is bound to cause back and neck strain. Here is a list of must-have furniture for your home office: An ergonomic chair provides complete back, head, and arms support. This includes having adjustable height, cushioned chair arms, and lumbar support.