Making the Desk

Things are buzzing at our Portland, OR heaquarters—step into our workshop and behind the scenes to see our small team hard at work.

A Journey of Many Steps

The desk balances minimalism with complexity. The visual is simplified—a single seamless drawer front that nestles into the desk frame, a single cord to the outlet, an effective cord management system—but this requires a robust functional network of elements all working together. To build something like that requires many steps, from machining wood elements, to assembling the drawer, and testing all the components. It's a workshop orchestra.

Every element and function is aligned and has to be totally coordinated.

KEN TOMITA

Co-Founder

Obsessions

For us, the desk is a piece of performance equipment—to help you get to another level with your work. The technical features of the drawer, the power panel, and how it all comes together requires fine-tuned workmanship and careful quality control.

Making sure everything is just right—from the drawer glides, to the finish quality—takes the whole team working together.

DASHIA KINSEY BEY

Production Manager

Meet the Desk

Our standing desk comes in three wood types: walnut, oak and maple, in both solid and plywood. It handles your tech, holds your things, and helps you work better.

Walnut Desk
$2500

Oak Desk
$2500

Maple Desk
$2500

Get the Rest of the Team

The desk is designed to coordinate with our other products to create the ultimate home office system. From desk shelves to trays and desk pads, you can get a coordinated look right down to the hand-finish.

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