#worktable

[designobjectory]

A rosewood table with a pierce carved trestle base & a fitted maple interior, bearing the label of Alexander Roux, one of New York’s better known cabinetmakers of the 19th Century

[womaninthe-mirror]

Random thought: I have been planning on redecorating my desk to make it look like a "real" work space area since I am about to start my internship in a few days. I want to be able to work closer to how I'm supposed work in real life face to face setting. Since staying at home can give me a lot of temptations to work on other unecessary things, I should do something to avoid procrastination and do my work well and I think to be able to see progress from what I want to achieve the first step is the most important even if it only requires a few minutes or an hour to do and that's making a space conducting to productive work for myself. 😊 What do you guys think?

[rosymorning]

Science sleepies.

Do you suppose either of them snore? Entrapta might.

[masterandmaster]

Who wouldn’t love returning to this office space at DOX by Petr Hájek Architekti. Interior design by Lucie Nováková featuring a range of furniture from our collection. Photo: Jakub Pelnář

[scarecrowbox]

Eva Hesse, Photograph of the Artist's worktable, 1967

[taniatania-art]

Rearranged cards on my wall. Made a cup of chai tea.

[huliaandfandoms]

[miss-manoard]