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Working from home can present a host of challenges, but if you're lucky enough to have a designated space to tackle your to-do list, it should be equipped with all the necessary essentials to boost your productivity and creativity. Simple updates, like a chic desk chair or a practical wall calendar, can go a long way. Scroll down for a look at the best home office essentials to help you make the most of your work day.
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Canon All In One Wireless Printer, Scanner, Copier with AirPrint
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Canon All In One Wireless Printer, Scanner, Copier with AirPrint
The Good Housekeeping Institute recommendsthis affordable all-in-one printerfor good reason. It's equipped with Air Print functionality, allowing you to printwith your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Plus, this model is available in four colors.
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If you've been searching for the perfect type of greenery to add to your desk, the ZZ plant is a great option. It can help purify the air and it's easy to care for.
Make hours working on your laptop more comfortable with this desk riser, which can also be used for days when you want to tackle your to-do liston the sofa.
Don't fret if you aren't blessed with a green thumb. These soy candles—available invanilla-scented cactus and jasmine-scented poppy—are the next best thing.
Bring a sense of order and visual appeal to your desk with this acrylic box, which is perfect for holding paper clips, thumbtacks, and more.
Monique Valeris
Home Design Director
Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
Converting an existing underutilised part of your home into an home office can save you a lot of time and money. This can cost anywhere between $700 to over $5,500*, depending on the scope of your project.
Converting an existing underutilised part of your home into an home office can save you a lot of time and money. This can cost anywhere between $700 to over $5,500*, depending on the scope of your project.
With magazine files to store notebooks, box files to store project notes, ring binders, manila folders and more all available, these are ideal for keeping your desk and documents organised. Choose one that best suits your job, space and style to help you function throughout the day.
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