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Vertical workstation complete with lamp, power supply, and modular shelves moves to where you want your office set up

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Working from home has become a norm for many of us, but setting up a dedicated workspace can be a challenge. Enter the innovative Workstick, a vertical workstation designed to transform any corner of your home into a functional office space. So, say goodbye to the traditional desk and embrace the new way of mobile working at home.

The Workstick is all about redefining how we view our home workspace. Instead of dedicating an entire room to work, you can now turn a section of a wall or an open space – sofa or the bay window – into your office. This vertical working system is incredibly versatile, mobile, functional, and most importantly does not eat up your precious floor space.

Designer: Alp Çakın

With modularity at its core, Workstick allows you to customize your workspace according to your needs. You can add or remove shelve modules of the vertical workstation to create a portable and tailored working area that suits you. Need extra storage? No problem, just attach the storage module. Want better lighting? Attach the lighting module. The possibilities are endless, and you’re no longer tied to a fixed desk.

Charging your laptop is a breeze with the Workstick’s power supply module. It comes equipped with a convenient USB port on the back, ensuring that your gadgets stay charged: before, while or after working. The top surface of the power supply module can also power the lighting module when you’re using them together. This integration ensures that your workspace is well-lit at all times.

The Workstick is designed with mobility in mind. Thanks to hidden wheels discreetly placed under the product’s base, you can effortlessly move it to your desired location. Whether you want to switch rooms, follow the sunlight, or simply change your view, the Workstick – a game-changer in home office setups – makes it easy!

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Vestel’s Take a Rest 32-inch touchscreen fits snugly besides your workstation and right in your life

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A workspace companion should be a transformative product that enhances your productivity, comfort, and overall workspace aesthetics. Crafted with adaptability in mind and driven by the vision of Vestel, here’s a dynamic 32-inch touchscreen display designed with the only vision: personalized workspace experience!

Adaptability and comfort are paramount today, especially when a large section of the global workforce is working from home. To that accord, ‘Take a Rest’ – designed for Vestel – emerges as the ultimate addition to your home workspace. This innovative screen, attached to a support rising from the floor, effortlessly blends with your existing setup, catering to a wide range of desk styles and preferences.

Designer: İbrahim Can Erdinçmer and Vestel

Crafted with ingenuity in mind, Take a Rest is made to snugly fit beside any existing work desk or function as a standalone display. Its ergonomic architecture, foot bar on the stand, and height-adjustable screen offer flexibility to users of varying heights, and together ensure optimal working comfort, so you stay productive for longer hours without discomfort.

That’s not all, the most exciting aspect about ‘Take a Rest’ hides within it, literally. The screen incorporates a sliding magnetic board that can securely hold your iPhone or documents, sliding conveniently behind the screen when not in use. This not only helps you stay organized but also keeps your workspace clutter-free.

The brainchild of designer İbrahim Can Erdinçmer, Take a Rest includes a camera and front speaker bar on the top, which make video calls a breeze with colleagues, friends, or family. The talented designer, working as part of the Vestel Electronics ID Team, developed the innovative concept for Vestel’s exhibition at IFA in Berlin.

What sets Take a Rest apart from conventional workspace accessories, and probably earns it the name, is its integration of interior design elements. The product incorporates a tranquil fabric shade to cover the display when not in use. This adds a touch of serenity and blends with your living environment, while elevating your workspace to be more inviting, comfortable, and customizable.

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CORSAIR Platfrom:6 Modular Computer Desk is the ultimate customizable workstation for gamers, streamers and content creators

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CORSAIR might have just created the most insane standing desk you could wish for. Yes, a modular desk tailored for PC gamers, digital artists, content creators, streamers and professionals from all walks of life who spend a lot of time in front of the screen.

The elegant accessory revealed during Gamescom, instantly peps up any work-from-home setup or for that matter even an office setup if your organization is generous enough. Called the CORSAIR Platfrom:6 Modular Computer Desk, it’s designed to leave nothing to chance. Something right out of the Hasbro universe.

Designer: CORSAIR

The desk comes with a range of attachments including RapidRoute cable management system, monitor arms, in-desk storage cubby with built-in USB Type-A and Type-C ports. The addition of more accessories to the desk is possible with the modular rail system, so you’ll never be left longing for more. That’s what we presume comes with the base model of the desk.

Creator Edition offers even more like the motorized height adjustment and the option to map height presets for particular times of the day. This version also includes 30 x 70cm side extensions for a wider work area, hanging pegboards for headphones, gaming controllers, or anything else you can hook on. Since the desk supports Elagto’s multi-mount range accessories, you can attach cameras, lights and microphones too.

Clearly, Platfrom:6 offers more than any other desk on the market and it’s like a dream come true for streamers who always crib for more space and option to expand their accessory set. In fact, this could be the last PC desk you’d buy for a long time to come, as it even offers the users the ability to 3D print custom accessories to be used with the desk!

If already you’re excited, the Platform:6 desk backed by five years of warranty is coming in the fourth quarter of this year for an undisclosed price. What’s known, so far indicates the desk will come in black laminate or dark walnut-stained rubberwood.

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This zero-gravity reclining workstation could liberate us from the shackles of back and neck pain

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In the ever-changing office environment and work-from-home setups, the fundamental structure of chairs and tables has remained remarkably unaltered, culminating in vertical pressure on the spine. Of course, standing desks lend a helping hand, but that’s not too exciting for the lazy ones like me.

A pathbreaking progress for ones like me was made with the LEVUS, a chair featuring a distinct laid-back design. This innovative solution presented a reclined work arrangement; however, it seems, that was just the beginning! A Michigan-based furniture manufacturer, ErgoQuest, has transcended all boundaries to introduce an even more astonishing creation: the ZGW-0b zero-gravity reclining workstation.

Designer: ErgoQuest

This new workstation is engineered to liberate us from the shackles of back and neck pain, reigniting productivity with the choice of customizable adjustments. It is a solution designed to facilitate work in positions all the way from zero degrees to upright, ninety degrees.

Central to this innovation is the ErgoQuest ZGC-1 motorized chair surrounded by a robust steel mast capable of accommodating up to three 34-inch monitors. Those who seek the pinnacle of multitasking can mount a fourth monitor. Enhancing the workstation’s functionality further are two side tables, providing room for your essential tools and laptop(s).

ZGW-0b pays meticulous attention to comfort and convenience by adding in a padded wrap-around keyboard tray. ErgoQuest ZGC-1 chair’s motorized recline and a motorized leg rest offer the laziest amid us a workstation to reckon their own. But for the price tag of $6,595, it may just be out of the reach of… well it’s anybody’s guess! Weighing 650 pounds, ZGW-0b is a gateway to a new way of working, one that upholds the future of laziness in the name of postural wellness and enhanced productivity!

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Future of an executive office is a work desk fostering self-fulfillment and professionalism coalesce

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New-age entrepreneurs and unicorn business owners do not rest on traditional confines their predecessors settled for. Such forward-thinkers weave their unique personalities and passions into the fabric of their professional lives and workspaces.

This is where the Pallas-Executive Work Station steps up for the cause. As a replacement for executive workspaces with utilitarian setup, the Pallas-Executive desk is a masterpiece that emerges as an embodiment of personal expression and shared values.

Designer: Studio TZEN

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The exterior of this visionary workstation, like the run-of-the-mill desks, stands just as a barrier between the executive and the visitor, but it’s the interactive exhibition hall within. A canvas that showcases the essence of the occupant’s personality, interests, and aspirations while maintaining privacy and exclusivity from the other side.

Imagine a client walking into your office and instantly greeted by a translucent exterior narrating a story. A story that isn’t just about the company’s earnings or projections here, but one that delves into the very soul of the executive ethos and individuality.

To religiously live the story, the Pallas-Executive is an art piece that discreetly harmonizes the balance between accessibility and privacy. The desk features a dual-layered design. It ingeniously divides the interior into two distinct realms: the upper echelon for essential files and documents, and the lower tier dedicated to spare shoes and other essentials.

The rising generation of executives has made it obvious that work is no longer a mere chore but a profound path to self-fulfillment. The Pallas-Executive Work Station mirrors this spirit, and presents itself as a purposeful addition to a workspace that’s a complete oasis of inspiration.

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This minimal + efficient workstation is a smooth culmination of Japanese craftsmanship + German design

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Offices have been opening up, and people have been making their way back to their dreary old work desks. However, companies have begun to adopt a more flexible and hybrid working system that also includes a fair portion of work from home. In such a situation, not only do we need well-designed commercial offices, but home offices as well. And a great way to ensure that we have a productive and efficient space to work in is by adding nifty and ergonomic furniture designs to them. And one such design is the Spectrum Workstation Round ST160 by Geckeler Michels.

Designer: Studio Geckeler Michels for Karimoku New Standard

Studio Geckeler Michels designed the Spectrum Workstation Round ST160 for Karimoku New Standard. Karimoku New Standard is an offshoot of Karimoku. It was founded to easily combine the brand’s craftsmanship with design studios around the world. The studio designed the minimal workstation to bring a semblance of calm and tranquility to our hectic workspaces. The station perfectly embodies Japanese craftsmanship and German design, in an attempt to merge stunning aesthetics with efficiency and functionality. It has been crafted from solid Japanese oak wood and is designed to support a flexible and dynamic style of working. It aims to create such an environment in both home and corporate offices, to keep up with the newer hybrid work models.

The Spectrum Workstation features a central cable tunnel in the shape of a circle. The tunnel is placed in the center of the table, hence providing users with easy and efficient access to electronic charging. This also maintains a neat desk, as it makes cable organization simpler and swifter. The workstation can seat up to six people quite comfortably, so it’s also great to sit together and interact and collaborate. It can serve as an excellent space for casual meetings.

The furniture design officially rates high on functionality, but the studio also paid close attention to its aesthetics. The warm and inviting table comes in both a black and natural finish. So, you can pick the finish that better suits the interiors of your workspace. Besides the workstation, the brand’s Spectrum series also includes other unique and well-designed tables in different sizes and heights – all crafted using sustainably sourced Japanese hardwoods.

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This zero gravity workstation puts you in laid back position so you focus on the project not your back

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A good thing about visiting a dentist is that recliner with a lumbar curve you lay back on while a random dude fiddles with your tooth. What if there was a similar option to work out of? Wish granted; enter the LEVUS!

If you spend most of your productive hours of the day in front of a computer, it would be a miracle if back pain and sitting discomfort is not a part of your everyday routine. Current offices are built to ruin our backs and health, and that didn’t even change with the work-from-home overflow during the pandemic. Our backs, shoulders, and necks are still under the painful pressure of sitting for long hours on traditional chairs.

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Irrespective of how comfy they vouch to be, the basic structure of the chairs remains the same: vertical spine pressure is the final outcome. With the laid back setup, LEVUS presents itself as a perfect solution for WFH and modern office cubicles struggling slouching workforce. The LEVUS is basically an adjustable set-up where you work in a reclined position with all the important equipment ergonomically placed around you.

Built for comfort, the idea of LEVUS is compelling to invite a gamer in with a widescreen display cocooning you as you have no mercy on the opponent slouching in his gaming chair. Even though the gaming industry will have an inclining intention to boost the sales of something as comfy as this; the workstation can be a great companion for creators and everyday office warriors alike, especially those who hate being forced to sit straight. They can just get into the contraption, lean back, and reduce the vertical pressure on the spine.

The solid and lightweight aluminum structure of the LEVUS is extremely flexible, catering ergonomically to user needs. Shipped flat-packed, the structure is easy to assemble, you can rock a number of monitors, adjust the headrest, have the mouse station positioned on either side, and roll down the keyboard table for the most comfortable work/gaming possible.

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Designed by Studio Porsche & Thermaltake, this smart gaming desk is ready for a productive multimonitor setup

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Productive WFH setup has a lot to do with the ergonomics of the workstation – a reason enough for height-adjustable desks to be all the rage these days. Add gaming aesthetics to the equation and we are talking of a winning design tailored for a wide array of use-case scenarios.

While I myself am a huge fan of height-adjustable desks, the ARGENT P900 Smart Gaming Desk by Thermaltake got me stumped. The aesthetic piece of furniture designed in collaboration with Studio F. A. Porsche has got it all when we talk of demanding users. Interestingly, the cool accessory is significantly different from other similar offerings on the market. While the claim of uniqueness by the maker will raise eyebrows, there’s a substantial inclusion to back it up and pique the interest of gamers and designers who are glued to their screens for the most part of the day.

Designer: Thermaltake and Studio F. A. Porsche

The smart desk priced at $2,200 aims to “game and work for the better” with useful features that blend in with daily usage. Things like adaptable RGB lighting effects, or the scheduled desk height adjustment. Everything is customizable via the accompanying RGB Desk Mobile App which also records usage habits to make automatic adjustments over time. ARGENT P900 also has a built-in smart panel to do all the changes at arm’s length. The highlighting USP of this desk is the anti-collisions safety sensor which detects any unwanted objects when lowering the height. So, you won’t be bumping the lowering desk into your Aeron chair.

Another advantage here is the second space for a dual-monitor setup to ergonomically place the screens and utilize the space underneath for keeping important stuff. Obviously, it gets a cable management system to keep all the clutter away from the peripheral view. The desk has a headset hanger and cup holder built-in for the desired multi-functional setup. That rear-facing RGB lighting bar can be controlled via the app and the desk height is toggled at 4 programmable heights anywhere between 70 cm – 100 cm. To top it off, the carbon fiber look makes it visually sync perfectly with any modern setup.

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This gigantic bi-level toolbox is actually a workstation in disguise

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When the world seemingly went crazy, and everyone was suddenly forced to work at home, we became more acutely aware of how precious and how little space we actually have at our disposal. Few people had an extra table to use as a workstation; fewer had extra rooms to convert into makeshift offices. Space-saving modular furniture became quite popular in the past two years or so, especially ones that could transform into different configurations to serve different purposes. That demand and interest gave rise to quite a few interesting designs and mechanisms that made that possible, including one cabinet that takes its inspiration from the humble toolbox to present a storage solution and workspace that can fold out of the way when not in use.

Designer: Benjamin Thut

Most homeowners are probably familiar with toolboxes, but one that’s popular among craftsmen is the bi-level toolbox. Thanks to a somewhat ingenious design that is now a bit commonplace, the box is able to store even more tools and parts than a regular box. The top half splits open to reveal layers of containers, making it almost an incredible feat to fit everything inside a compact storage unit.

Utilizing the same design principle, the Tool cabinet 490 implements space-staving storage that could solve many of the problems homeowners now have in keeping work and personal life separated. Rather than lying flat on the ground, the cabinet is like a bi-level toolbox standing on one of its ends, blown up to life-size proportions.

The mechanism remains the same, though, with the doors of the cabinet moving sideways to reveal two layers of compartments flanking the main body. Instead of containers, however, you have shelves of different sizes to hold books, files, and other items you might need to keep within arm’s reach. Thanks to the bi-level design, you don’t have to worry about these items getting in the way when you fold down the cabinet.

The main section of the Tool cabinet can serve different purposes, depending on how the cabinet is being used. It can be a workstation with a fold-out table that can be closed down at the end of the day. Or it can be a typical cabinet, with the central section reserved for hanging clothes and shelves for folded clothing and accessories.

Whether it’s at home or even in the office, the Tool cabinet 490 can be an efficient way to save space without sacrificing functionality or storage capacity. It even has wheels that make it possible to roll the entire contraption to any location, turning it into an agile and flexible solution for floor space problems. Its industrial and utilitarian aesthetics might indeed clash with some motifs, but those really pressed for space might not mind that too much if they can have a portable and multi-functional workspace hiding in plain sight.

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This highly ergonomic chair brings new level of comfort to your WFH regime

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A hamster wheel-like ergonomic chair made for professionals who have to sit for long hours in front of their computer screen. Could this be the new trending work-from-home setup that’s high on comfort?

How often do you find yourself craving for the ultimate comfort while working on your PC? Times when you are dead tired, and the only thing that brings solace to your work regime is a rested spine and head position. A place where the ultimate ergonomic working position and productivity-enhancing comfort take precedence. Perhaps, that is one thing you always wanted in your work-from-home regime in these uncertain times.

The azbi Chair is a setup that’ll get you instantly excited for its unique seating position which always keeps the screen at the optimum distance for dramatically reduced body and eye strain. According to the designer, the mouse and keyboard stay just where you want them to be, bringing a never-before-seen ergonomic setup for people who have to work for long hours on their PC.

Wooden make of the hamster wheel-like chair setup doesn’t promote fitness in any way, but it sure does give laid-back work a whole new meaning. I can imagine myself lying flat on the azbi Chair with music plugged in. Man! that would be pure bliss to enhance creative work skills. Definitely, this will require space – perhaps a dedicated corner in the living room or an expansive bedroom. If you’ve got enough room to spare, this is one thing made for a geek’s den.

There are different levels of the foot resting positions for you to never feel strain in the legs while working for extended hours. The chair also has a lighting setup on the top corner for strain-free working during the nighttime. So, we are talking of 24×7 freedom to be ultra-productive in the most comfortable way during the work from home restrictions.

Designer: Azbi

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