Desker’s ‘Multi Desk Set’ is drawing strong interest since its launch. The ‘Multi Desk Set’ is a renewal—five years in the making—of the best-selling ‘Desk Set,’ which has recorded cumulative sales of 150,000 units.
A key feature of the ‘Multi Desk Set’ is that its modular furniture can be arranged in linear, L-shaped and other configurations to suit the size of the space or the environment the user wants. It can create a variety of moods, from a relaxed open-style study to a closed-style study that boosts concentration, and its felt material and simple design make it easy to place in any space. Desker’s ‘Multi Desk Set’ also maximizes user convenience. If you choose the motion Multi Desk Set option, the height can be adjusted from 686 mm to 1,151 mm, and the height-memory function lets you easily move the desk to a height you have set.
Desker cited changes in the work environment as the reason for the ‘Multi Desk Set’ makeover. While working from home became more common during the COVID-19 pandemic, hybrid work has increased since the shift to endemic status (when an infectious disease becomes endemic). Hybrid work is a work style that combines commuting to the office with working from home. As people increasingly use their homes alternately as both living space and workspace, Desker judged that the ‘Multi Desk Set’ would appeal to consumers. Indeed, the ‘Multi Desk Set’ is fully equipped with the functions needed for both everyday living spaces and home offices. Cable holes, a built-in power strip and a cable tray are provided behind the shelf and in the lower storage space so information technology (IT) devices can be organized, while the multi bookend attaches to a magnetic panel, allowing books and other items to be placed on it.
A Desker official said, “As work and labor styles continue to change and diversify, there is a growing need for furniture that lets people easily focus and improve efficiency even at home,” explaining that “with the Multi Desk Set, you can create a comfortable study space and a home office where you can concentrate.” 1588-1662
