What's your favorite WFH accessory?

KaraAdams (Former Community Manager) · October 2020

Now that many of us have been working from home for several months, and probably changed our set-up several times... what have you found that's your favorite WFH creature comfort? A specific chair? A standing desk? A sunny window?

Share here! Bonus points for pics. 😉

WendyVendel · October 2020

Great question! For me, multiple 'office' spaces to keep things interesting, comfortable, and productive make this situation manageable. I couldn't do without my outdoor office space on my porch with a tv tray and cozy chair. My kitchen island is great for standing up after sitting too long. And my proper office is perfect for quiet, focused work and Zoom calls. Sun is a must have and a common element in all areas!

KentWeimer · October 2020

Working from my deck on a beautiful fall Dallas day.

kimzimmer · October 2020

My favorite WFH accessory is one I have yet to own, but I'm purchasing it! I'm so tired of my tea going cold quickly so I'm getting a mug warmer for my desk so I don't have to drink cold tea or walk to the microwave 3 times a morning to warm it up.

KaraAdams (Former Community Manager) · October 2020

@kimzimmer Ooh, that's a good one! I might have to see if there are any good Prime Day deals on those!

MikaylaVale · October 2020

I have a heated fuzzy blanket that is my favorite work from home accessory.

LynsieStephens · October 2020

These are great! Thanks to @WendyVendel and @KentWeimer I'm inspired to put together a work from home space on my back porch. I'm also asking myself why haven't I done that yet?

For now, can my favorite work from home accessory be my dog?

KaraAdams (Former Community Manager) · November 2020

@kimzimmer Had to let you know...I just got my desktop mug warmer. How have I lived without this?! Thanks for the idea!

[Deleted User] · November 2020

I really like the sit/stand option this console provides. I usually sit, but it wakes me up a bit to stand for a while, and I find it works better when presenting a webinar or group training.