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Industrial Home Office with Petrol-Blue Storage and a Two-Person Plywood Desk

기타 · Industrial

A long birch-plywood desk runs along the left wall toward the window, dividing the surface into two complete workstations. Opposite it, a dark petrol-blue storage wall combines closed cabinets with open printer niches, while a linear task light keeps the work zone clear over the cement-gray floor.

Industrial Home Office with Petrol-Blue Storage and a Two-Person Plywood Desk · Overview
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  1. 01Attach one long desk to a wall so two people share a continuous collaboration line for equipment, power, and working surface.
  2. 02Gather petrol-blue storage on the opposite wall to hide books, devices, and supplies while making one strong color counterpoint.
  3. 03Run one linear pendant along the desk so both screens and hand work receive the same even task light.
  4. 04Diffuse daylight with a roller blind so it does not strike the monitors directly while the room keeps its depth.
  5. 05Leave the center aisle behind both chairs open so sitting, standing, storage access, and the window route do not collide.

Apply it at home

Condition to check
Window or pendant light reflects in either monitor
Adjustment
Set screens close to perpendicular to the window and tune blind and source diffusion to reduce work-surface reflection.
Condition to check
Pushed-back chairs overlap storage or the central aisle
Adjustment
Reserve the minimum chair-turning width first, then reduce desk depth and storage projection.
Condition to check
Cables and equipment heat are trapped behind the desk or storage
Adjustment
Plan power and data as one route and leave open rear ventilation and service access.
Condition to check
Daily equipment is stored too high in the petrol cabinet
Adjustment
Put frequent-use devices in waist-height niches and reserve upper sections for documents and stock.

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Two-person desk

Material family
plywood and timber top

Opposite storage wall

Material family
painted wood panel

Walls and floor

Material family
painted wall and porcelain tile

Above the desk

Material family
linear pendant and LED

Window and roller blind

Material family
glass and roller blind fabric

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