Projects
LINRAY offers various types of office furniture projects, including office, medical, hotel, government, education, and financial institutions. Through our actual cases, you can see how office desks, office workstations, office chairs, meeting tables and office storage furniture are laid out and matched in different office environments.
If you are planning a new office or commercial space, you can refer to LINRAY's project case studies in similar industries. See how LINRAY's projects arrange workstations, meeting areas, and storage areas, and how different office furniture is combined and used. Compared to just looking at individual product images, our actual projects will make it easier for you to see how these office furniture pieces will look when placed in an office.
When planning an office furniture project, we need to consider not only how many desks and chairs we need, but also the actual number of employees and the size of the office.
In office work areas, we typically use office workstations, office chairs, and office storage furniture. Everyone needs their own workspace and a place to store documents and belongings. If you have a lot of files, you can add filing cabinets, mobile pedestals, or other storage cabinets near your workstation to avoid your desktop becoming a place where "everything is piled on top of it".
The needs of the meeting area are different. A small meeting room usually only needs one meeting table and a few meeting chairs. For meeting rooms with more attendees that require formal meetings, a larger conference table can be selected, and seating and table space can be arranged according to the number of participants.
A manager's office or a private office can be furnished with executive desks, office chairs, and storage furniture. If it's the front desk area, you need to consider the furniture needed for the reception desk, visitor seating, and waiting area. Different areas do different things every day, so the furniture needed will naturally be different as well.
Not every project requires purchasing a complete set of office furniture. An office for 20 people will certainly differ from one for 200 in terms of the quantity, size, and arrangement of furniture. It’s much more efficient to first determine how many people will be in each area and what activities will typically take place there, and then decide what furniture is needed, how much to buy, and how to arrange it—rather than buying the furniture first and then trying to cram it into the office.
The challenge of office furniture projects often lies not in finding a suitable office table or office chair, but in ensuring uniform table sizes, color coordination, storage placement, and coordinating furniture across different areas when dozens or even hundreds of workstations are located together.
LINRAY can help clients coordinate office workstations, office chairs, meeting tables, office storage furniture, and other necessary furniture based on the project's office floor plan, number of employees, and the specific needs of different areas. Sizes, colors, finishes, and some configurations can also be adjusted according to the actual project.
For commercial office furniture projects requiring the purchase of various types of furniture, furniture for different areas can be planned together. For example, open-plan offices require workstations and chairs, meeting rooms need tables and chairs, manager's offices need executive desks, and storage locations for documents and personal belongings should be considered in advance. The advantage of doing this is simple: once the furniture arrives on-site, it's less likely to encounter situations where you buy a table but find that the cabinets don't fit, or that the colors in different areas don't match at all.
Yes. An office furniture project typically involves more than just desks and chairs; it may also include office workstations, meeting tables, reception desks, and office storage furniture. We can select the right combination of office furniture based on the size of your office and the number of employees, so you don’t have to search for each item individually.
Yes. Since office space, interior design styles, and staff numbers vary from project to project, we’ll select office furniture based on your specific needs. LINRAY offers customization for dimensions, colors, finishes, and certain product configurations. If you have a floor plan for your project, we can also select the most suitable office furniture styles and sizes based on the actual layout.
If you already have an office floor plan, please provide it to us directly. Also, let us know the number of employees, the furniture you need to purchase, your preferred colors or styles, and your approximate budget. If you don’t have a complete furniture list yet, that’s okay—you can start by telling us how each area will be used and how many people will be seated there, and we’ll determine which furniture is needed based on your actual requirements.
Yes. LINRAY’s office furniture is suitable for offices, medical facilities, hotels and apartments, government offices, schools and educational institutions, as well as banks and other financial institutions.
Furniture needs vary across different industries. For example, offices may require more office workstations, office chairs, and meeting tables. Schools and training spaces tend to focus more on tables and chairs, while financial and government offices may need more filing and storage solutions.
Yes. Project clients can purchase different types of furniture—such as office desks, office chairs, office workstations, meeting tables, and office storage furniture—in a single order. For projects requiring dozens or even hundreds of workstations, consolidating the selection of products, dimensions, colors, and quantities can also reduce the hassle of communicating with multiple suppliers separately.
