Desks

New Work: That is what matters

For an optimal work environment, New Work aspects such as flat hierarchies, flexibility, changeable teams, independence and the development of employees are clearly in the foreground. If the CEO sees himself as a team player, the days of the remote executive office with a massive desk are also numbered. Instead, communication stands in the foreground: objectives are formulated, tasks are delegated, discussed and solved in teamwork and personal responsibility. In addition to space to accommodate technology and display options, a desk must therefore have sufficient free space for planning, trying out and discussing.

If desks are used for small meetings today, or in combination with other desks as team workstations, they should be light, multifunctional and robust. Experts in the field of office furniture such as Vitra or USM Haller have developed desks that adapt to these requirements down to the last detail.

Home office trending topic - workplaces and desks since the pandemic

The topic of home office has also gained in importance in the context of New Work, and since the pandemic no company has been able to avoid it. Here, as in modern office environments, flexible and healthy work must in the foreground. A desk should therefore be functional and ergonomic and adapt to the spatial conditions. As private life and working hours coincide in the home office, desks have to meet individual tastes and furnishing styles. For the small home office, for example, manufacturers such as Müller Small Living offer particularly space-saving desk solutions. Bauhaus lovers are directed towards Thonet desk and matching tubular steel cantilever chairs. Whether minimalist, luxurious or homely, create your very own personal home office workplace with a high-quality designer desk, an ergonomic office swivel chair and a matching desk lamp from manufacturers as diverse as Vitra, Richard Lampert or Artemide.