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Modern Desks, Make Room: Wonderful Rotating Workspace

September 9, 2009 by Dan

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rotating curved wooden desk

Simple modern office furniture can become static, stale and uncomfortable over time, while fully transforming furniture objects can be a bit too binary at times – convertible objects which are either one thing or another: desks that become chairs, sofas turn into beds and similarly simple setups.

rotating round wood table

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This extremely sleek modern wood desk has as many configurations as you can imagine out of three independently-rotating wood elements that spin around a central axis. As if the initial premise were not intriguing enough, there is a deeper idea behind this clever design: one of fixed change over time.

rotating wood table design

In theory, the desk is designed to rotate into and out of various working positions throughout the day – a kind of alarm clock for doing certain tasks, taking breaks, and so on all around a half-day schedule. Appropriately named Alice, this desk is a truly wonderful design idea around change and time, whether it remains a fantasy or becomes a reality.

Filed Under: Living Room Furniture Tagged With: Desks, modern, Room, Rotating, Workspace

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Dan Fargo,the editor-in-chief of Archtopia, an online magazine dedicated to architects and designers.

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