Indoor Table | By Manoteca

Manoteca is an Italian workshop that uses old abandoned things and recycled materials to produce redesigned and reassembled products. The beautiful Indoor Table is made from vintage exterior doors in solid Chestnut wood from 1800s. When opened, its a study desk with iron pockets, a wooden static drawer, a big sliding one and a movable iron tray. The drawer and the iron tray slide in both directions and can be used as an additional open surface to put things on. When closed, it functions as a dining table for 6/8 people. Indoor Table is handmade and treated with vegetable Ecos paint and natural beeswax.

MINIM DUAL WORKSTATION

Uhuru Contract is a Brooklyn-based startup, they make timeless, high-quality furniture. Their latest product is this cool dual workstation named Minim Rise, a desk with the unique ability to integrate both fixed height and sit/stand workstations into one system. The Minim Rise is outfitted with a powerful electronic lift system thats  built right into the sturdy steel base so it’s hidden away from view. There are also plenty of power plugs, us...
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WORK DESKS

With more people working from home everyday, the workspace becomes a very important aspect of our daily lives. There are many great designs, and a lot of different materials that compose a beautiful work desk. After the jump, find 9 of our favorite work desk options in a range of prices, some suited only for large spaces, others for use in limited space. Also check out our roundup on Home Office Pods...
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LAPTOP DOCK STUDIO

The LD S (Laptop Dock Studio) was thought for musicians so they can compose, write but also listen to their creations. The elegant multimedia desk features 2 powerful midrange speakers, 2 dome tweeters, 1 bass speaker, and 2 wideband speakers, all built in the beautiful walnut structure. Simply place your computer on its leather surface and enjoy high definition music. There is also a type B USB port, two stereo line inputs (a mini jack, and RCA), and a Bluetooth 4....
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