Tips for a Home Office
From hometime.com comes this site that offers tips and advice for the home office, including lighting, phone lines, storage, privacy, and equipment layout. Tips for wiring for equipment and phone lines are included, as well as lists of home office publications and important tax information for people with a home office. There is also a home office video available for purchase.

Home Office Lighting
This article discusses home office lighting options. Evenly lit rooms may not be ideal, and instead lighting layers and lighting angles should be used. If the area around your monitor is not well lit, there will be a contrast between the bright computer screen and the darkness of the room, which will certainly create eyestrain after a while. Article cautions to beware of glare and mix up lighting colors and using lighting to enhance home décor. Halogen, fluorescent and incandescent bulbs are also mentioned.

Home Business Article Archive
From iBizTips.com comes this archive of information and articles on home businesses. Topics covered include using the web for marketing, handling requests for proposals, charging competitive prices, steps for starting a home business, freelance job boards, stress reduction, time management, and home office efficiency.

Home Business Resources
This collection of resources is designed to help you improve your business. They are listed by category to make it easier to find the right book, organization or business for you. Links include home office books, home office books for parents, telecommuting books, small business support websites and online publications to aid home office workers. Home office tips, a question and answer section and more home office resources are included.

Decorating a Workspace
This site offers a lot of information for workplace decorating. Includes tips such as choosing a theme for your workplace, choosing a wall calendar, finding a mouse pad to go with the theme, purchasing decorative stationery, decorating with family photos, choosing a screensaver. Start with the walls that surround your home office. A couple of nice inspiring posters are all you need. If you're looking to save a little money, try shopping online. Don't forget to add your flowers and candles or your cherished pictures. Make it a comfortable and appealing space as well as a space for work. That will improve dramatically the quality of your work, and all of a sudden you'll feel great about yourself! Remember, home office decorating doesn't have to be expensive. Just follow your taste.