Small Space Furniture

Add style and comfort to your work area with a desk that speaks for itself. With the Insignia NS-ODS3 Computer Desk – 47" Wide you’ll have sufficient space to work on and a new simple, but modern, addition to your office, bedroom or dorm. Whether you are working from the office or doing homework at home, a sleek light oak design will look great in any room. Choose a desk that fits your taste and that meets all the requirements with this Insignia desk today.

Beat the stresses of the day with a cooling mesh chair backing you. Mesh desk chairs provide excellent airflow to keep you cool all day. The curved backrest provides you with ergonomic lumbar support. This computer chair is designed for your comfort while knocking out assignments in your dorm room, home office or business office. Our Fundamental Task Chair has a small footprint for rooms with limited space. Adjust your office desk chair with the pneumatic adjustment lever that controls the height of your seat. Effectively switch between tasks with 360 degrees of swivel motion. Providing exceptional value for today's modern office, our Fundamental Seating will afford you the opportunity to purchase seating for students and small businesses.

Hide streaming devices and other small accessories behind your wall-mounted TV with this handy Sanus small accessory panel. This black panel, which is made out of sturdy metal, comes with all the hardware you need for a simple installation. Use this Sanus small accessory panel to conceal and organize power and data transfer cables to keep your setup tidy.

The Twelve South Curve stand is a beautiful, flowing aluminum design that complements your MacBook or any laptop at least 10.2" wide and up to 7 pounds. With its subtle matte black finish and improved ergonomic design, it expertly blends style and functionality. Use your MacBook on Curve to create a more comfortable desktop with your favorite external keyboard and mouse, or use the combo with an external display to create the perfect dual-screen setup. When you sit up straight and look directly at your screen, you’ll feel less tension in your neck and shoulders, allowing the ideas to flow out of you. When it’s time to go mobile, unplug and roll out leaving a modern sculpture behind.