Journal

Designed by Chris Wright and Steve Tsai, Journal is a comprehensive wood casegoods system with a refined modern aesthetic designed to address this need. It is comprised of versatile, residential-scale components that create a framework for different workstyles, allowing users to move fluidly between tasks. Journal’s classic casegoods elements include desks, credenzas and cabinets, freestanding and stackable storage, run-offs and returns.

Journal originated from the need for a multi-layered private office that serves the individual and the group.

INSPIRED BY THE LOW-, MID- AND HIGH-RISE STRUCTURES OF THE URBAN SKYLINE AND AMBIANCE OF MIXED-USE CITY STREETS, JOURNAL FEATURES INCLUDE:

• Low-elevation credenzas, worksurfaces at the mid-touch zone and “high-rise” shelves and cabinets

• A standalone, height-adjustable table can be used at lounge, seated or standing height

• Built-in occasional seating in the form of a pivot bench glides easily into position on self-leveling casters, and retracts in line with the credenza to maximize space

• Along the horizontal plane, these elements create zones designated as personal/private and collaborative/public – with over-lapping activity zones that create a context for the continual ebb and flow of work

• Accommodates mounted monitors and screens

• Accessories in powder-coated metal organize papers and files

• Available in all standard Flintwood and Natural Veneer V2 and V3 finishes