Beijing time on May 18th news, according to foreign media reports, in the San Francisco Bay Area (The Bay Area) technology culture , the outside world judges you not according to the clothes you wear, but according to the style of your use of the table . Custom furniture designers who sell products for technology vendors say that the company's business is growing rapidly, driven by changes in style, new ideas for employees working together, and the flow of funds for startups.

Furniture manufacturers who have survived the dot-com bubble say that compartments, bright colors and lava lamps have become the hallmarks of the 1990s and are now obsolete. Recalling the past, David Pierce said that people used to claim to show how cool they are by having fashionable, crazy products. Pierce established furniture manufacturer Ohio in San Francisco in 1998.

Pierce pointed out: "Today, we design and create durable products that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional." His latest designs are used by startups such as Dropbox and SoundCloud, which use simple modernist lines and use natural materials. A popular table that can be moved up and down by a handwheel-controlled transmission to adapt to the fashion trend of standing work. Expensive appearance is no longer fashionable. Companies like Ohio sell locally made tables and order in large quantities for just $500.

Melissa Wallin, CEO of Design Blitz, said: “People don’t invest heavily in expensive systems and internally. Despite the considerable budget, many of our customers especially want their space to feel Convenience, avoiding the glitz and luxury of the company, making potential new employees discouraged."

A streamlined style can also convey a commitment to a new corporate architecture, and sharing a desk means building an equal system around collaboration.

Yves Béhar, founder of Fuseproject, a San Francisco-based design firm, said: “Traditional office furniture is not well suited to the way young companies and young employees like to work.” Viss pointed out that simple, modular tables can also Move to reconfigure for new projects or to accommodate the company's rapid growth.

At the mobile startup Color Labs, employees work on long, connected tables made by the company's CEO using a sawhorse and planks from the furniture and building retailer Home Depot. The company has no compartments, and when employees need to work together in a more concentrated space, they sit in a small restaurant-style room with cushioned seats and wooden backs.

Of course, there is also a personal space. At Google, the team at the company can pick from a variety of desks and cubicles. Google is also currently targeting the New York office, and the staff will be equipped to make your own desk kit (an adult-installed device) that will be available at the Google Bay Area office after the trial.

Pierce said that today he is also considering where these furniture will go when a company sells or goes bankrupt. He said: "One day in the future, many of our tables, as dinner tables for some people, will look great."

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