BDI builds furniture in systems rather than in suites. A workstation is a desk plus a back panel plus a keyboard drawer plus storage, specified rather than bought whole. The range is weighted to the home office, with desks and file cabinets leading it.

Sequel, Luma, Corridor and Linq: Where to Start

Sequel is the desk system, with compact desks, back panels and add on storage, so a workstation can grow as the job does. Luma works the same way and includes a combined keyboard and storage drawer. Corridor and Linq extend the same logic into the rest of the house. Order the desk first, live with it a month, then add what you miss.

The Half of This Range That Is Not an Office

A large share of what we carry is living room and bedroom furniture: media consoles, end tables, coffee tables and nightstands. The engineering carries straight over. A lift top side table that raises a laptop to working height solves working from a sofa better than a desk does, then folds back down at the end of the day. The modular logic applies here too, so a media wall grows the way a desk does.

Shop BDI in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Modular only pays off if you configure it right the first time, which is a conversation rather than a checkbox. Bring your room dimensions and monitor count to our showrooms in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia, sit at a Sequel desk, and let us spec the parts. Browse the rest of the BDI home office range while you are there.