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Survey: Is Your Workspace Horizontal or Vertical?

2008-4-2verticaldesk.jpgWe've seen our share of vertically arranged workspaces here at Unplggd, including Marc's vertical solution and Edward's use of a small space. We stick to a horizontal arrangement, ourselves, but wondered what you readers had in your home office. Take our survey below, and let us know how you prefer to work in the comments.

 
 

We like having the space to spread out, although admittedly it can lead to desk clutter. Do you think a vertical solution helps one stay more organized?

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My setup right now is a vertical leaning desk from C&B that houses my 22" monitor and spot for my MBP . . . it sucks . . . I prefer my old setup of a nice wide horizontal desk so i can stack my paperwork somewhere!

posted by MrGaryLeeDotCom on 2008-04-02 17:43:17
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I have a corner workstation from IKEA (they don't sell it anymore for some reason). It's very comfortable, does not take much space in our tiny "study" and yet it has enough space for everything

posted by Nudik on 2008-04-03 00:05:00
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Lucky enough to have a room dedicated to a "home office". We have a 14' X 14' room where we contracted to have a two-person desk built incorporating a nice 8' X 4' work peninsula between us. The desk is ""T-Shapped" 9' W X 3' D X 8' H and has under-cabinet space on each side for our computers, over head cabinets on each side, and shelves for shared books and printers in the middle.

posted by Frank_in_Virginia on 2008-04-03 06:09:37
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My computer and related stuff is set up vertically, but my desktop space extends horizontally for production (cutting large paper or matte board requires space!).

http://tinyurl.com/3d85p9

...some weird perspective happened in stitching this together...

Oh, and this is my bedroom too. Along the opposite wall is my bed and a dresser.

posted by iynque on 2008-04-04 02:05:56
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That's a really nice workspace, iynque. I'm jealous.

posted by Chzzy on 2008-04-04 10:33:24
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