A large reception desk with wooden slats for a bailiff’s office in Łódź
We furnished the office of a court bailiff in Łódź, with a large corner reception desk as its centerpiece. In addition to the reception area, we also set up workstations with oak countertops, storage units, and privacy screens.
The finished product and the counter base:
From this project, you’ll learn:
- how we modified the standard reception desk model to fit the office layout,
- how we created a large corner reception desk with an expansive workspace,
- how we used wooden slats to finish the front of the counter,
- how we equipped the workstations with desks, privacy screens, and storage cabinets,
- how we combined natural wood with black accents in the law firm’s interior design.
Implementation Sheet
city:
country:
Poland
industry:
customer:
bailiff’s office
Scope of Work: corner reception desk, employee desks, storage cabinets
materials: natural oak wood, black furniture board, steel
Objective:
room:
scale:
Corner reception desk with wooden slats
The most important piece of furniture is the large corner reception desk, which creates a spacious service area. We based the design on one of our standard models but customized it to fit the layout and needs of this office.
We reversed the counter’s design compared to the catalog version, significantly extended the corner section, and expanded the work area, creating more space for work and computer equipment. We finished the exterior of the counter with horizontal wooden slats against a dark background, maintaining the style of the original model.
Workstations with oak tabletops
Further down the office, we’ve set up workstations with oak tabletops and black accents. The desks are equipped with privacy screens, and each workstation also features a drawer unit, providing storage space for documents and items needed for daily work.
Consistent Office Equipment for a Bailiff’s Office
The combination of natural wood and black elements is a recurring theme throughout the furnishings, ensuring that the reception desk and employee workstations form a cohesive whole. The extended counter defines the service area, while the desks provide separate workspaces in the rear section of the office.
