This sweeping desk was designed by our client who is a product designer. This office
space is located in a loft with a view to the south, towards the ocean through tall
windows. The cabinetry and desk top is stained MDF which blended with the industrial
decore of this loft space. Stained MDF is relatively new and quite an attractive look.
There are some manufacturers of MDF that are beginning to offer a dyed MDF. This
product is dyed through the core eliminating the need for staining.

This desk was designed and built for a producer’s home office. Using oak wood
and veneers, it was finished with a semi-transparent ebonized stain and top coat.
Designed with a balance of form and function, the piece incorporated elements
of Frank Lloyd Wright and Rennie Macintosh inspired features. The square cut-outs
were backed with restoration glass. Storage features included file drawers, computer
storage, keyboard pull-out and monitor stand.

The next two pictures are from an office that we designed and built three custom
desks and a reception area credenza. These pieces were built using pear wood
laminates.

The following are lab workstation/podiums that we built for the DeVry Institute of
Technology. Two custom designs to fit two different campuses, each features a
lecture podium with a drop-down shelf for a flat panel computer monitor and
pull-out keyboard shelf. The furniture is on wheels for easy mobility.

Both of the pieces were built using gray laminates.