Executive credenzas
Low storage coordinated with the desk and room, with everyday documents and equipment kept within easy reach.
OFFICE STORAGE
Good storage begins with what you keep. Plan everyday access, shared filing and the furniture around it before deciding on the final cabinet arrangement.

OFFICE STORAGE
Separate personal storage, shared filing and display needs so each item has a clear purpose.
Low storage coordinated with the desk and room, with everyday documents and equipment kept within easy reach.
Cabinets and shelving organised around the type, volume and access requirements of departmental records.
Pedestals, lockers or compact cabinets planned alongside workstations and the needs of individual users.
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Files, stationery, personal belongings and equipment need different arrangements. A simple inventory makes it easier to define shelves, drawers, access and locking requirements.
Record document sizes, approximate volumes and any equipment that needs a dedicated place.
Identify who uses each cabinet, how frequently it opens and where locking is required.
Check door-opening space, wall positions and the relationship to desks, chairs and circulation.
YOUR PROJECT BRIEF
Share the storage purpose and available space alongside the number of units you are considering.
Group the contents by department or user, record their approximate volumes and note any expected growth. Match those needs to the internal dimensions of the proposed units.
Include the desk and storage together in the brief. Compare dimensions, surface samples and available finishes for the exact products before agreeing the combination.