I went to a party last Saturday and ran into some friends I hadn’t seen for years. It was interesting, however, to see how many of us shared the joys of working remotely. At first, I was concerned that so many of us have this luxury. Then again, remote work is becoming increasingly common worldwide. In fact, Pew Research Center estimates that 14% of employed adults working in the U.S. work from home all the time, or about 22 million workers. Suffice it to say that having a dedicated workspace at home is no longer a luxury but a necessity. It’s not just about functionality; it’s also about crea…