Homeoffice Beginners Guide

A: Angled desk: If you have a little more space available, multifunctional furniture with lots of storage space is your best friend. Here, for example, an angled desk or an angled desk with sideboard are really worth considering. This offers you a lot of space for PC, documents and coffee. This way you have almost everything around you and you don't have to take as many breaks, for example to search for documents. If you like it well organized, a "normal" runner desk with roll container would also be an ideal and space-saving alternative. And as an emergency solution, you can always use it as a kitchen table.

B: Rotary shoe cabinets are probably the most surprising alternative to a regular wall shelf that you can imagine. You think of shoes immediately when you think of storage, but you can store anything from office utensils to accessories in these cabinets. At the same time, they take up less space compared to regular wall shelves. Due to their narrow size, some of them can be mounted from both sides, so you can use them according to your individual ideas. Since the example shown here has the entire front mirrored, this would make the workspace in question appear larger.

C: Highboard: If individual but large highlights are just your thing, then consider using a chest of drawers or a highboard as storage space. So you can accommodate a decent number of orders, etc. well and still set a highlight in the room. Make sure that the depth and height of chests of drawers and the like fit your documents (e.g. files).

D: Rolling file cabinets: Even though many companies and professions are working more and more on the basis of digital data collection/processing, some documents still remain in physical form. To keep them as practical and organized as possible in close proximity, you can use rolling file cabinets. If these are color-coordinated with the core piece - the desk - in minimalist offices, for example, this provides an all-round effect that ties the furniture together.