Remember that an employee spends an average of eight hours a day in the office, five days a week. That’s eight hours of being glued to an office chair, and studies show this can cause major health problems over time. If your office furniture forces you to crane your neck, you’ll feel the pain eventually.

The situation could get worse when an employee works from home, which often leads to longer work periods than the mandated 8-hour workday. This calls for the best home office desk available, and nothing less.

Simply put, if your workstation is built for comfort and health, you can work without suffering the negative impacts. Whether you choose classic or contemporary office furniture, keep ergonomics in mind.

Since ergonomics also deals with how everything in the office is arranged, commercial furnishings must work for the overall environment you want to create. This is where modular workstations can work to your advantage. You can create an office space that is versatile, efficient and functional, and can grow or shrink with your staffing needs too.