Office Furniture Blog

Gone are the days when the bare, brownish, cork-made bulletin board checkered with holes from years of pinning was the item of choice used to remember important meetings, tack necessary documents, and make lists of "to-do's." And the replacement hasn't only been Pinterest. Now, no one is saying that bulletin boards or cork boards are dead, mind you, but they can be so standard and commonplace that no one will even glance at them (which is their whole function) or choose to utilize them. But no worries! The internet is brimming with creative bulletin board ideas to help make them more aesthetic, better organized, and functional, and to garner (Read More)

I’d like to continue our look into white office furniture. Our previous look was at white reception desk ideas which affects the front office the most. This time I want to look at white conference tables. From the front office to the inner circle of most office settings. According to Office.Furniture white is “a symbol of innocence, wholesomeness, and completion” and “conveys a lot of ideals about trustworthiness, honesty, and home.” In effect white is a go to color for an office that wants to project cleanliness, style, and substance. With this in mind, we will be looking at four white conference table ideas. But one does not simply selec (Read More)

I love this time of year! High school and college football has kicked off while the NFL is starting this week. In theory, the temperatures are going to be dropping; perhaps in some parts of the country they actually have. The leaves are turning, pumpkin spice lattes are on the menu, and as of today we aren’t supposed to wear white… It may be the rebel in me but I love white and will continue to wear it often. According to the Farmer’s Almanac wearing white after Labor Day is a faux pas because “In the early 1900s, those who were well-to-do often favored lightweight, bright clothing—white linen suits and breezy dresses. Wearing white after (Read More)

You may be seeing black and white everywhere, as it seems to be a trending interior color palette, but black and white has made the rounds in interior design in many iterations throughout the past. No matter how you feel about it currently, the timeless elegance of black and white has always been a pillar for simple and classic interiors. This classic duo offers endless possibilities for creating a dedicated home office that is both sophisticated and functional. The strongest cases for the color black, white, or both in a home office space tend to come from principles of minimalist home office design. Yet, this stylish combo is meant to help emphasize color through (Read More)

Returning to my obsession with white office furniture for this year, I thought that I would take a look at white desks this time but with a twist. I’ll share that twist a little later but before I do, I want to set the tone by looking first at a fantastic example of everything great about a white desk. Before we begin, I want to highlight what to expect from these white desks. Openness, clean lines, and warmth are all ways I would describe a vibrant office with a white desk. According to office.furniture “A white finish can open up the office, especially when in conjuncture with natural lighting. The partnership of these two properties changes a space treme (Read More)

Are you looking to redefine your meeting space with a modern, professional touch? Whether you're upgrading a small meeting room or designing a large-scale boardroom, the right furniture can completely transform the energy and productivity of the space. Today’s workplaces demand more than just functionality—they call for style, durability, and an atmosphere that inspires collaboration and confidence. Madison Liquidators is proud to present a standout solution that delivers all that and more. Introducing the new white laminate and glass conference tables from Corp Design—a lustrous and sophisticated addition to any professional setting. These tables sea (Read More)

A white reception desk is an exceedingly popular selection for modern reception areas. There are many reasons why they have grown as prevalent as they have. Style is always at the forefront. Stylistically white is a neutral color that matches every color scheme. As a color it evokes purity and innocence but in an office setting white translates as openness and cleanliness. This color is a natural fit within an open office concept. An open office concept throws the most common staples of a business office out the window in favor of a modern twist. Gone are closed off spaces, especially the time honored cubicle system. In their place are conjoined workstations that place (Read More)