The aesthetics of technology often leaves much to be desired. Computers and peripherals consume valuable workspace above and below the desk, generating bulks of gratuitously long cable entangled behind desks and around power outlets, while unsightly beige and black blinking boxes conflict with the hard work of interior designers.

Most people simply overlook computers and technology as a part of the office design. If considered, the inclusion stops at the front desk because of cost. However, it does not take much time or investment to create an office where design and technology compliment one another.

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Via Columbia Business Times