Not everyone has a home office, whether in a separate room or part of a living room, bedroom, or other living space. To make up for such a lack of space in our homes, a Japanese company has imagined a cardboard desk that opens in just a minute and allows the user to work from home instantly. optimal way.
Dining tables, sofas and even beds have been turned into workspaces in recent years as individuals seek to cope with social distancing rules imposed during the pandemic. While some have gone as far as to find more spacious interiors, even if that means moving away from big cities, others have had to deal with these new configurations in limited space. confinement, alone or in the presence of their family. This is an issue that many companies have taken into account in their efforts to provide remote workers with an optimal environment, separate from the rest of the family and comfortable.
An example from SOiRO has created a collapsible workspace made up of cardboard partitions. This idea seems absurd, but it allows a worker to have a sturdy desk, and above all an enclosed space that, when folded, can slide under the bed or against the wall, to avoid cut across our indoor living space. . . Water resistant and 5cm thick to ensure a certain level of stability, this new generation table can be assembled in a minute in any room of the house.
The Japanese company designed three different heights to allow all family members to use their cardboard desks for any purpose. Adults can use it while sitting or standing, for greater ergonomics, while children can use it while sitting all day. And if you want to collaborate, the offices can be placed side by side without risk, as the partitions avoid projections.
Priced at 26,400 yen (US$230), the Cardboard Table can simply be thrown in your end-of-life recycling bin, just like any other cardboard packaging.
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