Fitted home office furniture: desks, cable management, and video-call backdrops

A slab desk floating on brackets looks minimal until you need eight cables. We plan grommet positions, modesty panels with access, and sometimes a full-height cupboard that reads as a wardrobe from the doorway.

Acoustics and lighting

Soft panels, bookshelf density, and a simple wash of wall light improve both sound and how you look on calls. We coordinate those layers with the same elevation drawing as the desk run.

Dual use and guest beds

Spare rooms that double as offices need furniture that does not scream workstation when family visit. Flip desks, pocket doors over monitors, and sofa-high credenzas keep the room flexible without buying two sets of furniture.

Printer noise and paper trays are better in ventilated cupboards than on open shelves beside a microphone. We leave cooling gaps and easy roller access for jam clearance.

Ergonomics

Screen height, chair travel, and leg space under the worktop are checked against the users who will sit there. A beautiful 600 mm-deep desk is useless if knees hit the drawer pack.