In this slideshow we return to a simpler time, when a modern desk could remain unencumbered by snarls of cords, food-flecked keyboards or errant mouse pads. From pieces by Nakashima to Breuer, we present a mid-century view of an age-old problem: how to maintain a winsome work space.
Products
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Tai Wood Executive Office Desk
The Tai Wood Executive Office Desk Satisfies ones desire to possess contemporary home office furniture by making a careful composition consisting of a lavish work top with two fixed pedestals at…
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Stash Desk
Pros: It’s compact and curvy, and it lives up to its name with a small drawer for pens and supplies. Bonus: The drawer’s interior is painted fire-engine red, a happy surprise. One could…
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Radius Desk
Our Radius Desk offers an oasis of spare, understated elegance in any professional or home office setting. Hollow channels hidden within the legs conceal wires that would otherwise tangle the…
Articles
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Bless This Desk
The right workspace can transform your creative life. Dwell puts six desks to the test.
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Live/Work
At work, you don’t usually get to choose where you sit, but at home it’s a different story. Dwell asked designer Bill Stumpf, whose ergonomically sound chairs make overtime okay, to…
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Wallpaper That Fixes Walls
A new line of wallpapers from Graham and Brown allows you cover up that disaster you call a wall. Cinderblocks, paneling, really bad cracks? These wallpapers will smooth right over them.
Tip
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The Office Desk Should Be Clean and Simple but Inviting
There should be enough space in your desk to keep some of your personal belongings and items like photographs but not too much space so it becomes a place to rest everything.
Events
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Opening Party: Fat Fringe at The FIX
Fat Fringe is a die-cut paper canopy created through slicing, punching, and folding. Enthusiasts spent several weekends at The FIX transforming sheets of paper into all species of beautiful 3D…
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Situated Technologies: Toward the Sentient City
This exhibition is a critical exploration of the evolving relationship between ubiquitous computing, architecture and the city. It will imagine alternative trajectories for how various mobile…
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