The "home" office looks more comfortable and "lived in" as it should be.

Thanks. They each have their advantages, but, yes, the home office is more lived-in. I've been trying to make the office's office less sterile by adding photos of my wife on the top shelf (some going back to when she was a 2-year-old proudly sititng on a poney), and photos of some of my friends at desktop-level.