Setting up a home office made easy – clever home office furniture can do so much more.

Are you looking for modern home office furniture and need ideas for a clever setup of your home office workspace?
You don't have much space? No separate room? Sloping ceilings or angles?
No problem at all!

A modular office furniture system helps you create a beautiful and efficient workplace. Practical, space-saving, and customizable furniture makes the most of any room.

What home office equipment is really necessary?

The minimum requirement is, of course, a work surface and storage space . In a large, separate room, it's no problem to set up a sufficiently large desk and shelves or closed storage units. After finishing your work, you close the door and can forget about it.

But what can you do if there is very little space available for your home office?

Here you will find our ultimate guide and great furnishing ideas to optimally set up your home office workspace.

No matter what the specific features of your premises are, with modular office furniture that adapts to your needs in height, width and depth, you can make optimal use of all spaces.

1. Make good use of niches or sloping ceilings

A modern, space-saving workspace was created in this old farmhouse, utilizing a previously unused niche under a sloping roof. The Flexcube modular furniture combines state-of-the-art design with perfect functionality.

Every centimeter is used effectively.
The desk, with a depth of 40cm, offers enough space for a laptop. Those who prefer a deeper workspace can add 20cm or 40cm deep modules.

2. The “invisible workplace”

There's room in even the smallest hut. Sideboards can easily conceal a small "office".
This is ideal for anyone who doesn't work from home every day or for many hours.
– Open the flap: Workplace
– Closed: a beautiful piece of furniture that integrates into any room
– Flexible in width, flexible in height
– Stationary or on wheels

3. How to properly design your small home office using modular furniture (H2 )

Depending on space requirements and available space, the various elements can be combined as desired.

Make sure you always have a width of 75cm under the desk,
so that an (office) chair can be used comfortably.

You can easily create a wider work surface by adding further elements, which then serve as storage space.

40cm depth is fine for legroom. If you are tall and have more depth available, simply add 20 or 40cm of depth.

Use the space above however you like.

• Using 20cm deep elements, you can create an open shelf.
• With 40cm deep elements, you can integrate flaps and drawers.
• With stepped planning, you can easily adapt to sloping roofs.

3. 6 Useful furnishing tips for your office

The writing area and storage are the two basic elements of a home office.
To feel truly comfortable, however, you should also keep a few other factors in mind. We've summarized them in our 6 useful interior design tips.