Beech Effect Office Furniture
Beech effect office furniture, the pale finish that has held British offices together since the nineties, across 82 desks, tables and storage units.
Beech has been the default British office finish for thirty odd years. It still looks decent under a strip light, which is more than some newer finishes manage. Eighty-two products come in it, largely Impulse: mobile and desk high pedestals, adjustable bookcases and lockable cupboards. Carry it across to the rectangular desks and the bench workstations, or to the meeting tables and the poseur tables.
One finish running across desks and storage has its uses. A pedestal bought today still matches a cupboard bought next year. Remove the beech tick and the same carcasses turn up in oak, maple, walnut, grey oak and white. None of your other choices go with it. Category, width, drawer count and price will narrow the list further. Prices open at £26.
Beech has been the default British office finish for thirty odd years. It still looks decent under a strip light, which is more than some newer finishes manage. Eighty-two products come in it, largely Impulse: mobile and desk high pedestals, adjustable bookcases and lockable cupboards. Carry it across to the rectangular desks and the bench workstations, or to the meeting tables and the poseur tables.
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One finish running across desks and storage has its uses. A pedestal bought today still matches a cupboard bought next year. Remove the beech tick and the same carcasses turn up in oak, maple, walnut, grey oak and white. None of your other choices go with it. Category, width, drawer count and price will narrow the list further. Prices open at £26.