For those who like to have their papers in plain sight, this post is for you. Vitra proves that the stack-and-pile system can go well with a modern office, particularly if you have a great-looking desk chair. Click below for some inspiring high-end rooms that look good whether or not they're covered in paperwork...
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Comments (7)
I always thought that stack and pile office people (like me) were that way because we never found a proper organizational system or never followed through once we found one. Who knew it could be considered a conscious decision and a bonafide system of its own!
Hmm, even though I found my excuse, I'm not even buying it as I type...
Great furniture, sloppy offices.
You can tell that none of the offices have never actually been worked at. In the real world, they would be much messier if they had to rely on this "organization" system.
Criminy! These offices are not even that sloppy or messy.
What a bunch of neat-Nazis!
Finally offices that looked like they're actually used! At least, they look like how they'd be if I used them...
Oh, man, do I want that Frank Gehry table.
>Oh, man, do I want that Frank Gehry table.
That makes two of us! And I love that lamp, where do I get it?