OfficeAnything.com Furniture and Design Blog

An L-shaped desk is still the single best way to add real work surface to an office without adding square footage you don't have. By wrapping around a corner, it gives you two distinct work zones - a main desktop for your computer and a return for writing, meetings, or a printer - in the same footpr … read more

Most work-floor projects go wrong in one of two directions. Either the office goes fully open — rows of benching desks with nothing between them — and the first thing everyone asks for six months later is somewhere quiet to take a call. Or it goes fully paneled, every desk boxed in on th … read more

Your executive desk does more work than any other piece of furniture in your office. It's where contracts get signed, where video calls happen, and where a client or new hire forms an opinion about your business before you've said a word. Picking the wrong one — too small, too flimsy, or just … read more

Picking a conference table is never just about size and shape — the brand behind it determines the construction quality, the finish options, and how the table will hold up after years of daily meetings. To help you narrow things down, we pulled together eight of our most trusted conference tab … read more

Your lobby gets more foot traffic — and more wear and tear — than almost any other room in the building. Clients, patients, candidates, and vendors all form their first impression of your company before anyone says a word, and they're forming it while sitting in your seating. That makes … read more

A training room has to do more than any other room in the building. On Monday it's a new-hire orientation with rows facing a screen. On Wednesday it's a certification course split into small groups. On Friday, half the tables get pushed to the wall for an all-hands. Most training rooms fail not beca … read more