CompactThe daylight desk
A desk beside the window uses natural light without placing the screen directly against a bright backdrop.
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Home offices,
your way.
Dedicated studies and integrated work corners for focused work, shared desks and flexible apartment use.
Compact
CompactThe closing work nook
A cabinet workspace closes after work so a compact living or bedroom can return to its other uses.
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StandardShared two-person office
A long desk gives two people distinct work areas without duplicating every storage element in the room.
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StandardThe corner workstation
An L-shaped desk separates screen work from paperwork while closed drawers keep the working surface clear.
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StandardStudy and guest room
A focused work area shares a room with an occasional guest bed, with linens stored beside the sleeping zone.
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Look beyond the finish.
- Choose desk position with screen glare, sockets and chair movement in mind.
- Account for equipment and daily use before choosing a compact built-in.
GOOD DESIGN GOES BEYOND THE PICTURE
Before you
choose a direction.
These visual concepts are a starting point. Measurements, specifications and installation details shape the final design.
- 01
Fit the desk, chair and screen to the person and the work being done.
- 02
Check daylight glare, task lighting, power and cable access together.
- 03
Keep a clear route behind the chair and ventilation around equipment.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Your favourites.
Your floor plan.
Save a few designs and bring your ideas together. We’ll discuss how the layouts and finishes could work in your home.
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