2002 Cosy Corner Workspace in Copenhagen, Denmark

Apple eMac G4/700 MHz with 128MB SDRAM and 40GB HD, which replaced Chris' old iMac G3 and was a huge upgrade with a G4 processor, Firewire ports, and a 17" screen.

Apple Pro Mouse used with the eMac G4 computer setup.

Portable hard disk that made it easy to bring ongoing work between work, clients, printing houses, and home.

Three-megapixel digital (still and video) camera used by Chris.

Markers used for creative work and illustrations.

Grey markers used for creative work and illustrations.

Software used for layout, replacing QuarkXPress, though it takes some getting used to due to prior Quark experience.

Go-to software for more technical illustrations as part of the creative workflow.

Upgraded image editing software with cool new features for image editing tasks.

Ensure the home office setup blends naturally with the rest of the home's decor, not looking too office-like.

If having the means, place the workspace in a separate room where the door can be closed for privacy and separation.

Consider using custom furniture or solutions to hide some of the hardware for a neater workspace.

Keep the workstation simple, cosy, and integrated with the rest of the home to create a pleasant working environment.