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Creative Contemporary
Creative Contemporary Workspace Furniture Concept. Birch plywood · Brick-red steel · Navy booth upholstery · Mint metal storage.
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Creative Contemporary Workspace Furniture Concept
Curved birch worktops on slender brick-red column legs bring a more fluid shape to this shared studio. Mesh task chairs support desk work, while high-backed navy booths and a standing-height table offer different places to exchange ideas. Mint mobile storage introduces another shape and colour at floor level. The furniture is deliberately modular, but the layout still needs fixed decisions about power, circulation and where quieter work happens.
- Suited to
- Creative studios, project teams and flexible shared offices
- The palette
- Birch plywood · Brick-red steel · Navy booth upholstery · Mint metal storage
- The starting point
- 3 furniture zones · 8 concept pieces · an editable brief
AI-generated concept imagery, not a completed BSA project. Furniture, dimensions and quantities are illustrative and subject to design development.
Shared desks with clear ownership
Offset the curved worktables to create small working groups, with cable trays and mobile cabinets for each position. Keep monitor backs and power leads out of the main walking route.
A separate conversation nook
Upholstered high-backed booths provide a visual boundary for small discussions. Check seat depth, table reach and access without treating the booth as a soundproof room.
A place to pin up and stand
A standing-height table, simple stools and a mobile whiteboard suit short team sessions. Reserve a parking position for the board so it does not become a corridor obstacle.
A closer look
The details make the room.
A proper working chair
Mesh task seating uses adjustable controls and a five-star base. Select the actual model through user testing, with its adjustment range recorded in the approved brief.
Storage that follows the team
A small mobile cabinet keeps personal items close. Check drawer loading, anti-tip provisions and wheel performance on the project floor.
Different postures, one studio
Seated desk work, booth discussions and standing sessions each have dedicated furniture. Colour connects the zones without repeating the same chair everywhere.
Illustrative material direction. Physical samples form part of final approval.
The material edit
Four finishes. One direction.
Birch plywood
Expose the layered edge cleanly and agree a durable sealed working surface with the supplier.
Brick-red steel
Coordinate the column positions, mounting plates and cable trays so the curved top stays supported and legroom remains usable.
Navy booth upholstery
Review upholstery and panel construction for the intended use; acoustic performance needs separate evidence.
Mint metal storage
Check drawer stops, locking castors and stability when the cabinet is loaded.
Make it your project
Your furniture brief
Select the pieces you need and adjust the quantities.
| Include | Concept piece | Indicative dimensions | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 / Desk work Curved modular worktableBirch plywood, red steel column legs2400 × 1200 × 740 mm | 2400 × 1200 × 740 mm | ||
| 02 / Desk work Mesh task chairBlack mesh, adjustable caster base650 × 650 × 1050 mm | 650 × 650 × 1050 mm | ||
| 03 / Personal storage Mobile steel drawer unitMint coating, locking castors400 × 500 × 580 mm | 400 × 500 × 580 mm | ||
| 04 / Collaboration High-backed two-seat boothNavy upholstered panels1400 × 750 × 1400 mm | 1400 × 750 × 1400 mm | ||
| 05 / Collaboration Compact booth tableWhite top, slim pedestal700 × 600 × 720 mm | 700 × 600 × 720 mm | ||
| 06 / Team sessions Standing-height team tableBirch top, red steel base1800 × 800 × 1050 mm | 1800 × 800 × 1050 mm | ||
| 07 / Team sessions Plywood team stoolFlat birch seat, red frame and footrest420 × 420 × 750 mm | 420 × 420 × 750 mm | ||
| 08 / Team sessions Mobile whiteboardWhite writing panel, wheeled steel frame1200 × 600 × 1800 mm | 1200 × 600 × 1800 mm |
8 piece types selected
Request this furniture ↗Dimensions are W × D × H and quantities are indicative, not an office capacity calculation. Confirm desk and chair adjustment ranges with the intended users and selected models. Computers, monitors, electrical and IT services, and room acoustic treatments are outside this furniture schedule.
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From idea to specification
Before you order
Separate quiet and discussion
Place booths and the standing table away from concentrated desk work where possible. Fabric panels may soften the space visually, but their acoustic effect must be specified and verified separately.
Plan power for changing layouts
Agree a small set of workable furniture arrangements and test cable paths for each. Mobile desks and cabinets do not remove the need for safe, coordinated services.
Verify the number of users
The suggested chair count is a starting schedule, not a capacity calculation. Validate the usable curved edge, monitor depth, column positions and circulation with the actual team and equipment.
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