Simple Desks

Thanks to Lifehacker for the second mention in the same number of weeks! A warm welcome to all the lovely Lifehacker readers - I hope you enjoy browsing Simple Desks. There are a few ways, in addition to browsing normally, that you can use to discover some great entries from the archive. Start here for some of the most popular posts, use the link in the header to browse random entries, look through reader submissions for some achievable workspace examples and enter the archive for the full list of posts.

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Some of you may remember that earlier this month I posted an open request for some information on behalf of a reader:

I have a question for all you chair enthusiasts out there. Recently I received a request from Kyle, a reader, asking whether I knew the make/origin of the chair featured in this post, which was submitted by ‘Zopsesen’.

For those of you that were interested, I thought I’d update you on the origin of this mystical chair. Zopsesen kindly emailed in with the information Kyle wanted:

My chair is manufactured by “unique”. I bought it in shop “agata” in Katowice city in Poland.

Thanks Zopsesen for the email. If anyone else has any questions or comments about Simple Desks and the content featured here, feel free to email me.

I have a question for all you chair enthusiasts out there. Recently I received a request from Kyle, a reader, asking whether I knew the make/origin of the chair featured in this post, which was submitted by ‘Zopsesen’.

If anyone can help him with this, please email me. Thanks!