What are the design styles of modern office furniture?

The design styles of modern office furniture mainly include the following types:
simple style
Taking "less is more" as the design philosophy, using unadorned straight lines and classic shapes, emphasizing spatial transparency and functionality. Common LDK integrated structures are combined with elements such as suspended furniture and invisible storage, with materials emphasizing environmental sustainability, such as oak veneer panels. ‌
Industrial style
Characterized by primitive and rough texture, using natural materials such as metal and wood, emphasizing practicality and artistry. For example, furniture combinations with metal frames and glass panels, or environmentally friendly products made from recycled materials. ‌
Chinese style
Integrating traditional and modern elements, the combination of wooden materials and exquisite craftsmanship creates a solemn and elegant atmosphere. The combination of common traditional patterns and modern design, such as the minimalist aesthetic application of teak flooring. ‌
Technological Style
Emphasize innovation and flexibility, using adjustable height desks, mobile partitions, and ergonomic chairs, with cool color tones (such as gray and white) as the main color scheme. For example, intelligent lifting tables and modular storage systems. ‌
Financial Style
Emphasis is placed on professional image, using dark tones (such as dark brown and black) and high-end materials (solid wood and leather), paired with large-sized office desks and multi-level storage spaces, reflecting stability and professionalism. ‌