Write It Pin It Keep It Handy
T3 desktop screens combine whiteboard and pinnable panels for tasks and paper reminders.
Privacy with a Clear View
T3 floor-standing screens provide visual privacy, with glass above to preserve sightlines.
Bring Brand Color to Work
Purple screen panels echo the logo, paired with light wood desktops and white frames.
A client in the Philippines needed an office workstation solution suited to a small or medium-sized business. The desktop screens had to support both writing and pinning notes. The client also wanted privacy, an open feel and purple accents drawn from the company logo. M&W combined SLS desk frames with T3 screens to meet these needs.
The designers selected SLS open square tube leg frames and T3 desktop screens with configurable panel sections. Whiteboard surfaces provide space for daily tasks, while pinnable panels hold paper reminders nearby. Combining both functions within the desktop screen keeps notes easy to check throughout the working day. The simple desk frames give the workstations a clean appearance.
T3 floor-standing screens along the side of the workstation group define the area and provide visual screening. Glass upper panels preserve sightlines, helping the divided space feel less enclosed. Desktop screens establish individual work areas, while the floor-standing screens separate the group from its surroundings.
Purple fabric panels echo the company logo, paired with light wood desktops and white frames. Repeating the brand color across the screens gives the staff area a coordinated identity without overwhelming the space. The client was pleased with the functional features and overall appearance shown in the renderings, approved the proposal and placed the order.
The scheme brings daily note-taking, visual privacy and brand identity into one coordinated furniture layout. It offers a practical approach to planning a fresh, organized staff area for a small or medium-sized business.
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A:Yes. M&W can provide renderings based on your layout, functional needs and color preferences. In this project, the client reviewed the renderings, approved the proposal and placed the order.
A:Yes. Simple desk frames and configurable screens combine everyday work, note-taking and space division in one furniture scheme. Workstation groups can be planned around the room layout and work requirements.
A:Yes. M&W can coordinate screen colors with your brand palette. This project uses purple fabric panels inspired by the company logo, paired with light wood desktops and white desk frames.
A:Yes. This project uses T3 floor-standing screens with fabric lower panels for visual screening and glass upper panels to preserve sightlines. Screen positions should be planned around the office layout.
A:Yes. T3 desktop screens can combine configurable whiteboard and pinnable sections. Staff can write daily tasks on the whiteboard and pin paper reminders to the adjacent panel.