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Flatmate Secretary

Seems like the latest tech developments are affecting furniture design. The Flatmate Secretary was conceived by Michael Hilgers for Magazin, it is only 5" deep, but when the top is folded out it has a workspace of 28" wide by 16.5" deep. With many using their phones or tablets as computers, this looks like a more than adequate work desk for a small studio or office.



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METIS DESK

Metis Desk is an elegant piece of furniture designed by Wewood Studio, made from solid wood, with storage room inside divided by several compartments, three drawers, two lidded sections and leather accessories to keep supplies organized. Its compartments feature openings and simple special spots to keep cables or chargers in order. Metis Desk was also thought so that it could be used on both sides, so you can work with another person simultaneously. Built with fine ...
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LAURA DESK

The Laura Desk is a beautiful creation by Phloem Studio, located in Portland, Oregon. They design and build custom furniture that is both elegant and timeless. The Laura Desk is simple, functional and modern, it features three open cubbies at the back for cords, and two drawers that pull out in the front for storing small items. Each Laura desk is made to order by hand with your choice of wood....
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GROVEMADE DESK SHELF SYSTEM

Portland-based workshop Grovemade have presented the beautiful Desk Shelf System, designed to declutter your desk. It gives the user effortless organization, allowing for rapid, seamless transitions between digital and analog. The four-piece systemn is made from premium, all-natural materials, it includes a walnut shelf for your display, a wool felt pad for your keyboard and mouse, a collapsible laptop lift, and a desk tray for small accessories. Each piece is avail...
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