It seems a month rarely passes without news of bizarre government spending, and this one is no exception. The Department for Work and Pensions has given new meaning to the term ‘hot seat’, as over the past three years they have bought around 23 thousand new chairs for its employees at a vast cost. Although officially they claim the total was pushed up due to essential office furniture, insiders have indicated that status within the department was symbolised by the price of your chair, suggesting that the more expensive the chair, the more important the occupant may be. more…

Now firmly with his feet under the desk, Barack Obama has redecorated the oval office in The White House. The President has made his mark on his new office and office furniture by redesigning the decor and bringing it more up-to-date, creating a fresh space for a fresh start. He has done away with the designs favoured by his predecessor George W Bush, and ushered in a new colour scheme, rug and office furniture. more…

BT Office has recently added a new style of executive desk to their already extensive range of office furniture. The EKIS 11 is both stylish and practical, offering excellent support and durability. BT Office also offers co-ordinating tables, bookcases and storage solutions to complete the range.

The EKIS desk features a strong, 38mm thick desk top in a range of finishes to suit your taste and existing furniture. more…