Office style is important. It creates the atmosphere of the entire office. A good office design is a single cohesive statement from the front door to the boss’ office. From time to time it is important to freshen up the office to keep up with the design styles of the time. With this in mind, a facelift in key locations of the office could provide a great new ambience that will change the perception of everyone who walks in the door. The most logical place to start is in the reception area. A new reception desk will set the tone for the rest of the office.
The following is examples of some great reception desks to spark a new style in your office.
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A great option for a small or growing business in lieu of a conference room is a bow front desk for the office. If you are meeting a small number of people, the bow front desk works as a de facto conference table. Designed specifically for the purpose of meeting guests in your own office, it allows you to function as a full-sized business in limited office space.
Several years ago, I worked for a small but successful land surveying company. The boss had a bow front desk in his office, and it functioned exactly this way. If we had to have a party chief meeting, it was done across his bow front desk. If we met with clients, it was done there. Also, on those rain days whe (Read More)
I think you will find this is going to be somewhat different from most of my office furniture reviews. My formula usually consists of me starting off with an endearing story or relatable situation from my past but then it turns into an informative blog about whatever office furniture I want to write about that day, accompanied by many example photos to paint the entire picture on this canvas of mine. I guess you could say that this opening paragraph could be somewhat endearing… I suppose. I also can write about this wonderful office furniture piece that I want to highlight for you today, but since there are only two versions of it, with just a handful of sizes, I'm (Read More)
I like drag racing. It’s an interesting sport because the vehicles are purposefully built for a cold start ¼ mile straight line sprint to a finish. For drag racing they are perfectly suited for the drag strip but if you put one in a stock car race and they become a little more than useless. That’s why a drag car must stay in its lane- that pun was totally intended.
Turning to office furniture with this illustration in mind, the conference room chair is the drag racer, and the conference room is the track. You see, we have office chairs that are built for full time service of the office worker. Built with comfort and support at the forefront of the de (Read More)
