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Modern Industrial Wooden Desk

by Loredana Sava, posted in Office, on July 30th, 2012

We live in a world that makes us purchase all kinds of goods that we do not necessarily need, but we keep buying them because we can’t help it. However, we could live just fine with very few things that are really necessary for us. I experimented this once when I got blocked in a mountain cabin for three days, away from any means of communication and without the possibility of leaving. It was then when I realized that you need very few things to have a nice and even happy existence. For example you can make your own furniture out of very simple and bare pieces of wood and you can combine technology and nature really well. So if you can’t live without your laptop or you need it for your job, you can simply find a nice piece of reclaimed wood that you can turn into this great Modern Industrial Wooden Desk.

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The minimalist Big Boss Desk by Piergil Fourquie

by Simona Ganea, posted in Office, on July 28th, 2012

This sleek but simple piece of furniture is called the Big Boss Desk and it was designed by Piergil Fourquie. It has a design inspired from architectural constructions based on the cantilever principle and it transforms and uses those concepts in a whole new way. This beautiful desk might not look very imposing but it surely deserves its name.

The desk has a very simple and delicate design with curvilinear elements and sleek details. However, it is also a strong, durable and stable piece of furniture. The lacquered metal skirt gives it stability and it’s also a solid volume that supports the entire structure. It was designed in a very stylish manner and it manages to provide all those benefits without actually having a bulky look. The rest of the desk is made of light oak which creates a subtle but nice contrast with the metal area.

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Flexible and Multifunctional NINO Office System

by Simona Strachinaru, posted in Office, on July 27th, 2012

Everyday I try to clean and arrange my desk so that the number of things I have on it can be reduced to minimum. Unfortunately my effort is in vain as the multitude of objects does not seem to disappear so that my desk is always busy with all sorts of things. As it is common working area with my husband and a place where our little daughter’s things appear on it, this situation becomes explainable in a way. Perhaps a flexible and multifunctional NINO Office System would be a solution to my problem.

NINO Office System is a piece of furniture which consists of a stand that can support satellite objects which can be assembled easily. It represents Arianna De Luca’s project which encourages dynamic work, working in group and flexibility. It can be used as a hanger for things like an umbrella, a bag or a support for a laptop, a cup of coffee, a glass or a book.

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A shared office space designed by ZEST Architecture

by Simona Ganea, posted in Office, on July 27th, 2012

It’s uncommon for two companies to share the same office space. They usually prefer their own office where they can almost feel like home. The reason for that is mostly privacy and the need be undisturbed. However, two companies can share the same office, provided that the interior design was created for this purpose. This office is the best example for that.

Designed by ZEST Architecture, this office is shares by an architecture firm and an e-commerce business. It’s located in Gracia, Barcelona and it basically consists of a large, open space. The reason why this arrangement works is because of the architecture and the ingenious designs solutions adopted by the architects. First of all, the space was organized in multiple areas. Then the usual individual work stations were replaced by work tables. They can accommodate a variable number of people so it’s suitable for both many and few people.

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Ash Secretary Desk

by Ionut Ciofu, posted in Office, on July 27th, 2012

Working from the comfort of your home can be super cool but also it could cause problems. For instance you live in an one-bedroom apartment in a big city with you partner; working at home could be tricky because you don’t have enough space to set up an office, and you can’t work on the kitchen counter either. The solution is a small, compact desk and stool that offers plenty of space for all your files and computer that could also be closed or retracted when you finish. It almost sounds fictional, but not quite. Let me introduce you to the Ash Secretary Desk from Mobili.

This “baby” does everything mentioned earlier and on top of that it looks great. The brilliance of this desk is represented by the two side doors. When opened you step into another world, your own private office. It has shelves to place all your documents; it has a nice flat portion of desk where you can put your laptop, files and folders. Small places for office tools, like your stapler, scissors pens and so on.

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Leather Desk Accessories

by Loredana Sava, posted in Office, on July 26th, 2012

Our offices are our homes away from home. They are the places where we spend the most part of the day, where we work and stay all day long, where we suffer or enjoy a great success. That is why many of us like decorating their offices with different accessories like this beautiful Leather Desk Set. The set is made of many small items that are very useful at your office: a chestnut box, a leather desk mat, a letter tray , a leather pencil cup and a waste paper basket.

All the items in the set look gorgeous together, but you can purchase them individually, too. The leather is coloured using warm chestnut hue from bark and leaf pigments that are applied on the leather that comes over the wooden core. The leather is stitched by hand and the whole set looks amazing on any desk.

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8 office designs featuring Herman Miller chairs

by Simona Ganea, posted in Office, on July 26th, 2012

The Management Chair was designed by Charles and Ray Eames back in 1958. It was designed for outdoor seating and yet, it’s currently used as an indoor piece of furniture. What’s even more surprising is the fact that even after all these years this chair is a classic, a beautiful and versatile piece of furniture perfect for any home. To see exactly how elegant and versatile this chair is, we have selected a series of interior designs that beautifully incorporate this piece.

1. Elegant attic office.

Because of its design, this chair is very suitable in offices. It has a shape that conforms subtly to the user’s body and shape and it offers great comfort. Here we have a beautiful home office featuring two Management Chairs. The have brown upholstery to match the furniture and they integrate beautifully into the décor.{picture found on site}.

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