Available with Solid or Perforated Steel
Details and Options
Dimensions
17"W x 8"D x 4"H
If plastic is an object non grata in your workspace, you’ll appreciate Heartwork’s No. 1 Monitor Stand. Made entirely of recyclable steel, this bent 12-gauge stand is evocative of a Donald Judd sculpture - simple, geometric, with unexpected levity.
With a height of 4,” the No. 1 Monitor Stand is tall enough to take most screens to eye level, and wide enough to stow idle laptops and keyboards underneath. A perforated option has an added degree of visual intrigue, while the distribution of punched holes offers supreme structural strength. Durable, UV-stable powder-coat finishes are meant to last without chipping, flaking, or fading - even in your sunniest spot.
Customize the color of your monitor riser to match your other Heartwork designs or provide a striking counterpoint.
If plastic is an object non grata in your workspace, you’ll appreciate Heartwork’s No. 1 Monitor Stand. Made entirely of recyclable steel, this bent 12-gauge stand is evocative of a Donald Judd sculpture - simple, geometric, with unexpected levity.
With a height of 4,” the No. 1 Monitor Stand is tall enough to take most screens to eye level, and wide enough to stow idle laptops and keyboards underneath. A perforated option has an added degree of visual intrigue, while the distribution of punched holes offers supreme structural strength. Durable, UV-stable powder-coat finishes are meant to last without chipping, flaking, or fading - even in your sunniest spot.
Customize the color of your monitor riser to match your other Heartwork designs or provide a striking counterpoint.
Let’s face it, each person brings “stuff” with them when they walk through the doors of their office each day. Where they put their belongings, and consideration to how they secure them, is crucial to create a space that functions as well as it looks.
It’s exactly what it sounds like, and more.
Static design is a relic of the past. Why? In today’s world, change happens more often and in bigger ways than ever before. Which means companies that invest in their employees have all but ditched the traditional, desk-centric offices popularized decades ago. Spaces today need to be dynamic and designed to evolve.
Last month, Karen John, CEO of Heartwork, and Natalie Hartkopf, CEO of Hightower, hosted an intimate sustainability panel discussion at NoMad Collab in NYC...
