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A Better Desk Design Lets You Access Multiple Drawers At Once
Keeping a stack of desk drawers organised isn’t always easy, particularly when one is open and completely blocks access to the drawer below it. Sure, it might not be one of the most pressing issues facing humanity today, but it’s a problem that’s thankfully been solved thanks to Colors’ Cartesia Desk featuring drawers that open in multiple directions.
This Desk Assembles With Nothing But Manual Labour
If you end up doing more harm than good when tools are around, you’ll love Fraaheid’s collection of easy-assembling tables designed by a trio of Amsterdam-based architects. Cut from a single sheet of plywood, the tables use a series of strategic slots and grooves to assemble in less than three minutes without the need for a single hammer, screwdriver or roll of duct tape.
Gorgeous School Furniture That Teaches Kids Good Posture
Turns out sitting hunched over a desk for eight hours a day isn’t all that great for a kid’s posture, and the spinal contortions needed to lean over a flat desk certainly do nothing for a student’s ability to focus on the day’s lessons. However, this rolling chair from Dublin-based industrial design firm Perch aims to keep kids upright, comfortable and engaged through the magic of deforming plastic.
Remind Yourself That Nature Still Exists With A Terrarium Work Desk
If your 9-to-5 has you yearning for a little more nature while you sit behind a computer screen all day, consider trading up your jungle desktop wallpaper for Daniel Zeller’s custom Terrarium Desk. Tucked away inside is a miniature jungle lit with soft LEDs that’s visible through a plexiglass window on top.
Where Is This Mind-Blowing Transforming Desk Hiding Its Autobot Logo?
Maybe we’ve all been looking in the wrong place for proof of extraterrestrial life. Because it’s hard to imagine this incredibly complex transforming desk coming from anywhere but Cybertron, the home planet of the Autobots and Decepticons.
Secret Sleeping Desks Should Be Installed In Every Uni Library
Falling asleep while studying is a rite of passage for students of higher learning, so why shouldn’t uni libraries install desks that made the occasional nap a bit more comfortable? Everyone from UNSW to ANU should be calling up Russian designer Yaroslav Misonzhnikov and asking to buy his wonderful work desk with a secret spot for snoozing.



























