Office desks are designed for everyday work and for accommodating personal equipment in the workplace.

Workstations organise the workspace of several people within a shared layout.

The executive desk is the central element of a manager’s office layout and the place for daily work and business discussions.

Conference tables are used for organisational meetings and team gatherings in meeting rooms.

The reception desk is the first point of contact with visitors and the place for handling enquiries at the entrance to an office.

Coffee tables beside waiting and lounge furniture provide a place for personal items and refreshments.

High tables in shared spaces provide a place for brief conversations and interaction between colleagues.

Office cabinets provide storage for documents, equipment and everyday workplace supplies.

Office shelving is used to arrange books, folders and decorative objects in the workspace.

A credenza provides supplementary storage beside an executive desk or in a meeting room.

Filing units are used to sort and store files and provide organised access to office documents.

An acoustic booth provides a separate space for phone calls, conversations and activities that require concentration in the workplace.

Armchairs provide seating for conversations in waiting areas, relaxation spaces and shared parts of the office.

A plant unit provides a dedicated place for plants within an office layout.

A display stand provides a place to position and present display equipment in the workplace.

A writing board provides a surface for recording ideas, sketching plans and presenting information during work meetings.