Some of what is new in home office is not furniture exactly. It is components: back panels, keyboard drawers and storage units that attach to a desk you may already own. BDI leads these new arrivals, followed by Hooker Furniture, Stickley, Mercana and Four Hands.

Desks That Grow: Components and Back Panels

The Sequel and Luma systems from BDI are designed to be added to. Buy the desk now, add a back panel later when the desk has to face into a room and the cables need hiding, add a keyboard or storage drawer when the work asks for it. That suits a room whose job keeps changing better than one fixed piece does. Browse the full BDI home office range.

Fitting a Real Office Into a Shared Room

Most of what arrives here is heading into rooms that are also something else. That argues for a desk with a finished back so it can float, closed file cabinets instead of open trays, and bookcases that could pass for living room furniture. Desks and bookcases make up most of the group, mostly in wood with metal and glass behind. A desk chair in leather or a warm fabric reads less corporate than mesh.

Configure a Desk System in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Modular only pays off when the configuration is right, and that is a conversation rather than a checkout. Bring your wall dimensions and a sense of what has to plug in. Our teams in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia spec these systems regularly for clients across the Eastside. Compare with home office best sellers or take something in stock home sooner.