Executive Office Furniture: Executive Desks and Suites
Executive office furniture is what a visitor looks at first in the room: the executive desk, a credenza behind or beside it, an executive meeting table for small conversations, and the complete suite that ties them together. We build it in solid timber edging and veneered panel in our own factory.
Executive Office models
Products for this category are being prepared. We build office furniture to your project; send your floor plan and head count and we will send a quote.
Send your projectAn office suite that reads as one room
When executive furniture is chosen piece by piece, the room looks assembled from parts. The desk is one tone, the credenza another, the meeting table a third. We draw an office suite as one family: the same veneer, the same edge profile, the same handle or handleless line. The room reads as if one hand made it.
With the executive desk we start from how the person works: writing surface, screen position, a side drawer, and the credenza that sits behind. The credenza holds files, a refreshment service and personal items, and its doors close on soft-close hinges. For short meetings, an executive meeting table in the same veneer sits beside the desk.
Solid timber edging and veneered panel are used together. The veneer is cut so the grain runs on across desk, unit and door, and that detail is what makes an office look expensive at first glance. Walnut, oak and darker tones are chosen often, but we can build in any tone on the finish card.
We build the desks, credenzas and meeting tables in our own factory in Modoko, Istanbul. Before the series we make a full-size sample, and veneer tone and edge profile are only locked once you approve it. Send the room plan and we draw the layout with you.
Frequently asked questions
Can the suite be bought piece by piece?
Yes. The desk, the credenza and the meeting table can be ordered separately. Because they share one veneer, a piece added later matches the suite.
Does the desk size change with the room?
Yes. Width, depth and the credenza length follow the room plan. Send the room dimensions with door and window positions and we write the layout into the quote with a drawing.
Which timber and veneer options are there?
Walnut, oak and darker tones are chosen most often; we also build in the other tones on our finish card. The veneer is cut so the grain runs on across the desk and the unit. We recommend checking tone and grain on a sample.
What doors and hardware do you use on the credenza?
Doors run on soft-close hinges and drawers on full-extension runners. Handled or handleless lines are chosen to suit the project.
Can we see a sample before production, and how do you ship abroad?
We build a full-size sample before the series and start production after your approval. We quote FOB Istanbul, with CIF or DDP on request; details are given in writing with the quote.
Need a different size or material?
Send the dimensions and a photo of the room; every piece here is made to order in our own factory.