I would try yard sales in your neighborhood for your home office or be creative and use things you already have in your home

There are plenty of resources for office decorating tips. You can find some at www.hgtv.com/designers-portfolio/home-offices/index.html or www.houzz.com/photos/home-office.

There are several tools that can help organize a home office. First, you can get a file cabinet, binders, folders, and cupboards. There are also desktop organizers, notepads, and dry erase boards that can help.

While looking around for a home office chair, be sure to sit down in them. This will make sure that you don't buy something that isn't actually comfortable for you, which could possibly cause problems.

Many do-it-yourself websites will have some type of tutorial on setting up and organizing office space, whether at home or in an office building. Home Depot and Lowe's are generally good for having these types of tips.