For your consideration: designer desks from the not so distant past. Modular L shaped desks and shared surface areas helped make for the efficient office of the future. Modern work spaces today seem to continue this trend; slim, minimalist new tables replace the blocky desk while the attractive ergonomic designer chair supports extended working hours. In contemporary times, we see more office space available; employees more often work from home while coat racks and track lighting replace bulky plant life. Over the years, however, the values of 1960’s designer furniture remain alive and well today.

You can still find these relics online or from a furniture store if you wish to replicate this design from the ground floor. Be aware of your budget; the 1960’s Remington Rand style likely sells for modern prices.