We only offer a single desk frame option - the Flexispot E7Q. This is a four-legged standing desk (which can move up and down). Having four legs makes the desk much more stable. We recommend a standing desk as Sara is quite short, and this helps get the right height even if you don’t use the standing feature.

Check out the desk frame here.

Sara’s current desk is 120×60cm, which is too small and not deep enough.

We recommend at least 140×80cm, which will give enough room for the screen and laptop without being too large. We would suggest 150×80cm to be the sweet spot in terms of size.

The desk edge can be customized; we recommend a “bullnose”, which curves the top of the desk to make it comfortable when resting your arms against it.

We don’t recommend buying Flexispot’s desk tops - they are low quality wood, generally packed with cardboard.

Instead, we recommend Solid Wood Tops - this is a company that finds other companies to make a solid wood desk top. We recommend oak, with a natural finish, which gives the desk a warm colour.

The company that made the CEO’s desk was called Made In The Cellar, from Sheffield. We can approach them directly.

We’ve tried to select chairs that aren’t too “office-y”.

We’ve selected three manufacturers, and four chairs.

From Herman Miller - the Asari High and Low.

From Humanscale - the Freedom Task Chair.

From Steelcase - the Leap v2.

We suggest travelling to Back2 - they have Herman Miller and Humanscale, along with many other chairs, that you can try. They’re not far from your house, where you live.