Coliving & Remote Work Glossary
What is an Ergonomic Workspace?
An ergonomic workspace is designed to support your body and reduce strain while you work — think supportive chairs, proper desk height, good lighting, and equipment that helps maintain healthy posture. The goal is comfort, efficiency, and fewer backaches.
It’s all about working smarter and feeling better while doing it.
Why Does an Ergonomic Workspace Matter for Digital Nomads or Remote Workers?
When you're working remotely, especially for long hours, your workspace setup really matters. A bad chair or awkward desk can lead to discomfort, pain, or even long-term injury. Ergonomic workspaces help you stay productive and physically well — which is key when you're always on the move.
For nomads, having even a few ergonomic essentials can make a big difference in work quality and energy.
How Does Nomadico Relate to Ergonomic Workspaces?
Our workspace setups vary by location — some are more advanced than others — but all provide the essentials: a solid desk, comfortable seating, reliable WiFi, and good lighting. In several of our homes, we’ve already added ergonomic chairs and other upgrades to help support healthy, productive workdays.
While we don’t promise a fully equipped ergonomic setup in every home, we’re actively improving our spaces to better support the needs of remote professionals.
Common Misconceptions About Ergonomic Workspaces
“It’s only for people with injuries or posture problems.”
Actually, it’s preventive — an ergonomic setup helps you avoid those issues in the first place.
“You need expensive gear.”
A few key elements — like a proper chair, eye-level screen, and wrist support — go a long way.
“It doesn’t matter if I’m only staying short-term.”
Even a week of poor posture can lead to discomfort. Good ergonomics are important, even on short stays.
Related Terms
Coworking (Coworking)
Dedicated Desk (Coworking)
Flexible Workspace (Coworking)
Remote Office (Coworking)
Digital Nomad (Digital Nomadism)
