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Think about what furniture you and your office workers (if any) will need to complete your jobs. This will likely include, at minimum, desks and office chairs for each person. From there, your furniture needs will vary widely based on the type of business. For example, a business that will be entertaining clients might need a meeting place with a table and chairs. You might also need storage space or specialized furniture for various purposes. Consider what you need first if your budget is small. You can add furniture you want as time goes on. Most furniture rental companies charge much more for short term rentals (less than 30 days) than long term rentals. If you can figure out how to get use out of rented furniture for longer than a month, you'll save a great deal of money. Having good furniture is important to maintaining worker productivity and projecting a professional image to clients (if necessary). That said, your specific furniture needs will vary based on your business. An office that is never visited by customers will not need to appear as spotless as one that is, so you can probably get away with used furniture. However, a modern or technology-focused company will likely want new future. Used furniture will be cheaper, but consider the downsides before going that route. For one, employees may be less inclined to work if they think management doesn't care about their workspace.
Determine individual pieces needed. Think about how long you'll need the furniture. Decide on used or new furniture.