Executive Home Office Furniture

Where to buy modern office furniture for an executive office and a home office at discount prices and find unique and original designs

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2010-02-02 03:05:08 by Jondy

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I'm going to get online some executive fabric chair for my home office. Any particular suggestion, advice on that? Sure someone here knows the right solution for my problem.

I guess I know the answer to your question: http://tinyurl.com/y86prxd

2009-10-08 07:06:13 by dipaolo

Price: $1,120.17

Three file drawers; two lock 12-1/4"W x 18-3/8"D x 9"H
Durable particleboard with Harvest Cherry laminate
Two box drawers measure 12-1/4"W x 15-7/8"D x 3-1/2"H

I'm looking to buy an office chair to use at my computer at home. I've been to Fry's, Office Depot, Costco, and Sam's Club and I haven't had any luck. I want a chair with a high back, maybe like an executive style chair. I don't wanna spend over $200. All the decent ones I've seen are over $200. I want something that's good quality and that meets my price range. I'm probably gonna look at a couple office furniture stores but my mom said it's probably more expensive there. Is it? By the way, I live in Los Angeles County (Burbank).

Why not look into some of the "used" office furniture stores...they have GOOD QUALITY items (used in banks and off lease) that are often reasonably priced. Try it...we bought furniture for my wifes office in one of them and I can't remember the name...but look in the YP or on line for them.

2008-05-25 13:48:24 by Thing

Easy stacking.
Two locking wheels.
Holds up to 28 chairs.

You know what I mean. Those weird droopy armrests that seem to be universal these days simply do not allow proper relaxation. My last old-style office chair wore out a few years ago, and even though it had its drawbacks, I miss it. I'd removed the original small straight armrests and replaced them with large blocky padded chunks of wood. They were comfortable. This sort of thing can't be done with the new-style armrests, though, at least not without really extensive modifications or outright custom-made replacements.

For that matter, why is it so hard to get an inexpensive office chair that actually supports the head? It seems the only models available that do this are extremely expensive multiple-thousand-dollar "executive" models. I suspect it is a very intentional conspiracy of snobbery amongst office furniture manufacturers intended to extort way excessive profits.

Is it really true that the only way to get a real office chair that has normal armrests and a full back that supports the head is to have it custom-made by a grinning, sympathetic home-based carpenter and welder who used to work in an office and who understands the whole corrupt game quite well?

It might be where they come from. That droopy look is called a J-arm or "Eurostyle."

You can look up straight arm office chairs online, but I can't direct you to a specific sight, because I don't know what you are exactly looking for (including price).

2008-06-24 14:42:02 by reluctant