Keeping things organized at your workstation can be a difficult task when ideas start flowing, so the 'Copenhague' Molded Plywood Desk is designed to offer a spot for everything.
Aside from the generous flat surface for laptops and writing equipment, the desk features a backboard-style portion that can hold books and keep cords organized. This allows workers to keep their sights on their work rather than looking up and staring off into space. In essence, it works like a study carrell without cutting you off too much from your surroundings.
The 'Copenhague' Molded Plywood Desk is the design work of Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, and also comes in a traditional table design to make group work more productive.
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The 'Copenhague' Molded Plywood Desk Provides Space for Everything
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