Wednesday, 7 January 2015
Office Desks - The Bold, the Beautiful and the Just Plain Strange
Whether you are coordinating a large office for many workers
or just designing your own, the desk is the most vital part of the operation.
It is the place where everything sits, where everything happens and what
everything else centers around. An office desk set the tone of the office,
especially if it is a large office with a lot of personal touches. They can
range from the very plain to the incredibly lavish and everywhere in between.
Most offices today are made up of a series of cubicles, so
the standard office desk is one that actually hangs to the structure of the
cubicle itself. One good thing about these desks is that they are adjustable to
be taller or shorter; they just have to go up or down a few pegs of the cubicle
wall. They are not usually the most decorative desks, but this has a lot to do
with the fact that most offices with cubicles are not very personalized areas
anyway. The office desk usually matches the position and the importance of the
role in the company, so cubical dwellers are often as replaceable as their
desks.
Large companies typically reserve the really good office
desks to those with just a little more rank, like the general managers, vice
presidents, president or CEO. When you think of the office of the head of a
major corporation, you cannot help but think of a three piece mahogany desk set
with matching book case and oversized leather office chair. While these office
desks do still exist, they are very few and far between. Even so, it is fun to
dream and you never know, you might be sitting behind one someday.
With a large part of the population of the workforce working
out of their homes, home office desks are multiplying in variety and
availability. You can find them in so many shapes, sizes and styles that they
will literally go with just about any home decor. If your home office is a
fairly modular, simple and clean look, a metal framed drafting-table-style
office desk may be just what you are looking for. There's enough plenty of room
for your computer and whatever other devices you may need, or you can clear it
all off and have a place to spread out plans or photographs. If your home is
traditional in style and you want an office desk to complement that, a
conventional roll top desk would be nice. The best part about it is that you
can close it down at the end of the day, or anytime you want to hide your messy
"office".
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