Introduction In modern society, remote work is becoming increasingly popular, with more and more people choosing to set up home offices. However, for those living in urban areas where space is at a premium, home offices often face the challenge of limited space. Are you also worried about your “mini” office area at home? Crammed in a confined space, working long hours at a desk, back pain and neck stiffness have become common problems. Does a small space mean sacrificing comfort and health? Of course not!Even in a limited space, we can still create a home office that is ergonomic, comfortable, and efficient through clever design and careful selection. This blog article will reveal the secrets of small-space ergonomics and provide a series of practical suggestions and tips to help you achieve “big” ergonomics in a small space, making your small office also have great comfort! Part 1: The Challenges of Ergonomics in Small Spaces In a spacious and bright office, we can choose from a variety of large ergonomic equipment, such as large standing desks, luxurious ergonomic chairs, and even plan for a separate rest area. However, in a small home office, space is the biggest limitation. Problems caused