1. Home Office

2. Modems
Modems are used for high-speed home networking applications, especially those using existing home wiring.
They are a technological improvement in communication and allow several people in the same home to send and receive information within seconds.

3. Wireless Technology
Receiving internet through the computer in any room of the house

4. Surge Protector
A surge protector is an appliance designed to protect electrical devices from voltage spikes.

5. Ergonomics
Designing items so that they are safe, comfortable, and efficient for people.
i.e. a recliner designed to fit the body so that a person is more comfortable

6. Telecommuters
A person who works from a home office using a computer to transfer work from their office to their home

7. Planning the home office space
The most common office design is the U-shaped: And the L-shaped:

8. Home Storage
Portable Storage: Storage solutions that can be moved from house to house. Ideal for families that relocate often.
i.e. cardboard under the bed storage boxes

9. Home Storage Built-in Storage: A cabinet attached to the wall
i.e. built-in bookcases

10. Home Storage Open Storage: Stored items are visible
i.e. solid wood toy box

11. Home Storage Closed Storage: Doors or drawers conceal items
i.e. Cabinets with doors/drawers
that hide items from view

12. Home Storage Common-Use: a piece of furniture purchased for storage
i.e. a cabinet to store towels for
the whole family to use