Office Workstations

Office workstations for open-plan floors and private work areas

A workstation is the unit an office is built from: a work surface, panels that give each person a defined edge, and enough storage to keep the day organized. This collection holds 15 workstations priced from $1,250 to $4,640 — single-person cubicles, L-shaped stations that turn a corner into two working planes, and straight stations that line up cleanly along a wall or down an open floor. Whether you are furnishing an open-plan office, a set of private work areas, or a coworking space, the choice comes down to shape, footprint, and how much each person needs to store within reach.

L-shaped or straight: pick the shape your floor plan wants

The first decision is the shape of the station. A straight workstation cubicle — Lintra, Covar, Brivan, Torven, Orvex and others — gives one continuous run of surface, the efficient choice when you are lining desks along a wall or packing a row into an open floor. An L-shaped cubicle workstation — Averon, Norven, Valtra, Solven, Orlian, Renvik and their siblings — adds a return that runs perpendicular to the main surface, giving each person a second plane for a monitor, paperwork, or a spot to spread out. Straight stations use less floor and repeat neatly; L-shaped stations claim a corner and give more room to work. Match the shape to the plan before you match the finish.

How to read the price range

Prices run from $1,250 to $4,640, and the spread reflects how different these pieces are. At the low end sit compact single stations and add-on pieces like the lockable file cabinet built for these cubicles; at the high end sit larger L-shaped stations with more surface and storage. Because a workstation is often bought by the row rather than one at a time, price the exact configuration per seat and multiply — a small difference in the per-station price compounds fast across a full floor. Open any product to see the price for the specific size and configuration you want.

Sizing a station, planning the row, and adding storage

Buy for the person and the aisle at once. Give each seat enough surface for a monitor and a working document, then leave clearance behind the chair so someone can stand without hitting the station behind them. Straight stations make that simple because they repeat at a fixed width down a run; L-shaped stations need a corner or wall junction to sit against so the return does not block a walkway. Sketch the row first, let the aisle decide how many stations fit, then pick the shape that fills the footprint.

A workstation earns its space through storage as much as surface. Alongside the stations, the collection includes a file cabinet built for commercial cubicle workstations with a drawer lock, so secure documents have a home under or beside the desk. Decide up front whether each seat needs its own locking storage or a shared bank of cabinets — it changes both the per-station cost and how the aisle reads. Each product page lists exactly what that station includes, so you can confirm drawer and lock options before you order a row.

See the finish before you order a floor's worth

Finish choice matters more when you are buying in quantity, because a tone that looks fine on a screen can read cold or busy repeated across a room. Order finish samples for $5 each with free shipping in 2 to 3 days, and the cost is credited toward your purchase — so checking the real color against your lighting costs nothing once you buy. Holding a physical sample next to your flooring and walls is the surest way to be certain before a full order arrives.

Three ways to buy, whatever your timeline

Every station can be ordered directly, with a path for each timeline. Quick-ship models leave in 5 to 10 business days. Standard configured orders ship in 10 to 20 business days. If you need a footprint the collection does not carry, a fully custom piece runs 2 to 3 months start to finish, with CAD drawings back to you in 2 to 3 business days so you approve the layout before anything is built. Questions reach a real person, and we reply within 1 business day.

Office workstation questions, answered

Related collections

• Standard Cubicles — the straight, single-run cubicle stations from this set, on their own page.
• L-Shaped Cubicles — just the corner stations, when you know the L is the shape you want.
• L-Shaped Cubicles with Storage — L-shaped stations that pair the corner surface with built-in storage.
• Customization — set the footprint, shape, and finish yourself when the grid does not have your exact fit.