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EXECUTIVE DESKS

Executive desks.
Room to think.

A desk sets the tone for the office around it. Begin with balanced proportions, space to work and a considered place for conversation.

Illustrative executive office with a walnut desk and coordinated storage
Illustrative setting · Products and finishes are confirmed for your project.

THE LEADERSHIP OFFICE

Presence, with purpose.

Choose a desk direction that fits the room and the way it is used, then bring seating and storage into the same conversation.

The private cabin

A clear work surface, visitor seating and accessible storage for an office used throughout the day.

The leadership suite

A desk with a return or side unit, with a separate place for short meetings when the room allows.

The compact office

A restrained footprint and carefully placed storage that keep the room open and easy to move through.

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Think beyond the desktop.

The chair, the visitor seats, the power points and the storage all influence how comfortably the office works. Resolve their relationship before choosing a final desk size.

Proportion

Map the desk footprint against doors, windows, chair movement and visitor access.

Working details

Identify monitors, cable routes, everyday equipment and the documents you need within reach.

Material direction

Compare actual surface samples, edge details and storage finishes together in the room’s light.

YOUR PROJECT BRIEF

Bring the whole cabin into the brief.

A room plan and a clear description of your working day make a useful starting point.

  • Room dimensions, doors and window positions
  • Preferred desk arrangement and working equipment
  • Visitor seating and any separate meeting area
  • Storage, cable access and finish preferences
Start your executive desks brief

Before you decide.

Can the desk and storage be planned together?

Include both in your brief, along with the executive chair and visitor seating. The final combination depends on the selected products, dimensions and available finishes.

What should a government office include?

Record the room-wise quantities, required dimensions, material specifications and documentation listed in the procurement brief. Confirm the proposed products against those requirements.