Posts Tagged ‘office design’

Bench seating has become very popular in the last few years, with most seating manufacturers now offering this style of seating within their range.

This form of reception seating is becoming more popular as they are very stylish, with clean uncluttered lines, and suit today’s modern environment.

The chairs always remain in position and more seats can be fitted in any given area  than traditional stand alone seating.  It is also easier to keep the floor areas clean as there are fewer obstructions to contend with.
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If you are looking for office screens you really should get some professional advice as it is very easy to make an expensive mistake.

There are many different types of screen in the market and each type is suited for a particular purpose.

If you are just looking for something to divide up office areas that you probably can buy a basic screen from the big stationery warehouses, or from on office furniture on-line shop, but in reality most customers want more than this.

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Traditionally styled executive office furniture is still very popular here in the UK, especially in wood finishes such as cherry or mahogany.  The main problem most buyers find is that quality veneer furniture is very expensive and it usually takes 6 to 8 weeks before it can be delivered to you. There are also not many places where you can go to actually see the range before making your decision.

But our Cambridge range has none of these disadvantages. Modern manufacturing methods have enabled us to produce this traditionally styled range at very old fashioned prices, plus the whole range is available from stock in both finishes.

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First of all we need to understand what a computer desk is. Technically a computer desk is any desk which is suitable for using a computer on, so in reality so long as it is deep enough to take a screen and keyboard then any desk will do.
For the home user though, most people think of a computer desk as an all in one desk, with space for your CPU, Printer, discs, and storage space for related items, and usually fitted with a pull out keyboard tray.  Whilst these units look like the perfect solution to your needs they are a bit of a compromise for the following reasons

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Choosing the right furniture for your reception area can be a daunting task. There is a bewildering variety of counters available and you have to think carefully about what you actually need, as it is very easy to make an expensive error.
By far the biggest mistake is not getting a scale drawing produced. Reception counters (especially if they are curved) take up a lot of space, and most people overestimate the amount of space they have.

Not enough consideration is given to access areas, walkways, and seating areas in the reception, so the first thing your customer is presented with, is an overcrowded space, which is badly thought out and which does not work.  This is one area of an office where is does pay to seek professional advice from an office furniture dealer.

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