Fourteen of the 21 Stickley home office pieces Seldens carries are bookcases. That ratio tells you what this range is for: building a wall of real wood storage first, then putting a desk in front of it.

Ganging Bookcases Along a Single Wall

Bookcases look better in multiples than they do alone. Two or three of one design set side by side read as cabinetry rather than as furniture, particularly in solid wood where the grain runs consistently across the group. Measure the wall first, then subtract for baseboard and for any outlet you need to keep reachable. Glass doors keep dust off books and papers. Open shelves are easier to live with. Compare against the wider office bookcase range before you commit.

Desks That Can Sit in a Room That Is Not an Office

Most people no longer have a dedicated office, and these desks solve that. The Harvey Ellis and Walnut Grove desks read as furniture, so they hold their own in a living room or a guest room where a laminate workstation would look like an intrusion. There is also a chest with a pullout desk, which hides the work surface entirely at the end of the day. That is the piece to look at when the office has to live in a bedroom.

Shop Stickley Home Office in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Desk height, drawer depth and whether your chair actually clears the apron are things you settle by sitting down. Do that in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia, where the Mission pieces sit alongside the rest of the range. Ask about what is in stock if you need it soon. Book time with a designer through our design services team.