I've worked remotely since around 2008, both as a founder with employees and as an employee. Yes, having dedicated workspace is the best way to go, but it does

I've worked remotely since around 2008, both as a founder with employees and as an employee. Yes, having dedicated workspace is the best way to go, but it doesn't have to be a dedicated office though. Personally, I do have a dedicated office, but I also have equipment to support the hardware development lifecycle, so I need that extra and dedicated space. However, I work some days from the kitchen table, the couch, the patio or wherever I might be. Personally, I find by mixing it up makes me way more productive than if I just sit in my office everyday. So if I was you I wouldn't rush for dedicated space. Try different places and just mix it up some for awhile and figure out what works for you. 2 days a week isn't hard to do from the couch/table if you personally are productive from there.