1. If you don't care too much about it looking pretty ethernet cable can be done with very little effort. I've got an ethernet cable running from a bedroom on t

1. If you don't care too much about it looking pretty ethernet cable can be done with very little effort. I've got an ethernet cable running from a bedroom on the far side of the house (where one of my cable outlets is) to the adjacent laundry room, then down a hall, then into another hall, then into the living room where it comes in diagonally opposite of where I need it, then along two walls to get to where I want it. Most of this is done on the top of the walls next to the ceiling. I simply screwed in cup hooks every so often and drape the cable over them. Here's a short section to show what that looks like [1]. The other cable in that is a speaker cable heading to my right rear surround sound speaker. If aesthetics is a concern some sort of conduit or cable tray could be put up there to hide the cable, and probably even be made to look like it is decorative. 2. You might also consider a partial wired solution. See if there is some place you could move your wireless router to that would give a stable connection in your work room and still give stable connections in the other rooms you use wireless from. Often a poor wireless connection in one room is due to something between that room and wireless router and moving the router over a room or two might fix it. [1] https://imgur.com/gallery/uZ0VvtM https://imgur.com/gallery/uZ0VvtM