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Workstation Consultants is a full service office furniture dealership located in Albany, NY. We offer a wide variety of new, remanufactured and pre-owned commercial furniture options. Whether you are looking to outfit an entire new office space, upgrade your existing furniture, or need some ideas for your home office, we can help. With hundreds of new furniture lines to choose from, we can help you find just the right piece to compliment your office space. Our new line offerings range from accessories like monitor arms and keyboard trays, to cubicles, executive offices, conference tables and seating. When ordering a remanufactured panel system, you will get the same look and feel of new but for only a fraction of the cost. Remanufacturing keeps unwanted, outdated furniture out of a landfill and gives it a second life. Using the core parts of quality systems furniture from companies like Steelcase, Herman Miller, Haworth or Knoll, and applying new paint, fabric and laminate will give your office space a beautiful face lift.




There are a lot of reasons why buying pre-owned furniture is a great option. For starters, it is the “greenest” option you can make when purchasing furniture. High quality, brand name furniture is sold at a fraction of the price it was originally purchased for. Often referred to as “as-is” condition, these items are not refurbished or upgraded in any way. We choose quality name brand items that have been well cared for in it’s previous life. We offer complimentary design services, which means you have someone by your side to help you plan your project from start to finish. We’ll show up with a tape measure in hand, ready to create the ideal office space for your business! We also have in-house installers who are skilled in both decommissioning and installing furniture in a professional and timely fashion. Workstation Consultants as a business model has one focus: YOU. We are a team committed to helping our clients attain the best possible solution to their office furniture needs.




We strive to provide a customer focused, full circle business model which includes anything from project development, i.e. space planning and design, to project management and installation. In Stock, Pre- Owned Inventory Halcon Private Office U-shape Desks Haworth Reside Desking Stations Herman Miller Canvas 120 Degree Work Stations Herman Miller Canvas Workstations Herman Miller Setu Lounge Chairs Steelcase Answer Used Cubicles What Our Customers are Saying I only wish that every business had the ability to understand their customer’s needs as thoroughly as the staff at Workstation Consultants. Kristin and her staff were wonderful in helping me find the specific type of cabinet and quantity that I was looking for. For used office furniture, it was of excellent quality and condition and a fraction of the retail price if purchased new. In addition, they provided superb delivery to my office (50 mile round trip) outside of Albany. The delivery staff was very professional and courteous in working with my staff to have the furniture placed where it was supposed to go.




I am in the process of relocating my business and will be back to visit many times. Thanks Workstation Consultants and keep up the great work! May 28, 2016 – David P. Albany, NY Found the office layout of my dreams and was able to afford to do workstations for all my team at the same time! Nov 30, 2016 – George W – Albany NY Workstation Consultants, inc they were great and very helpful. I would give them 5 out of 5 stars! Apr 01, 2015 – Jamie S. – Albany, NY By far, you’re the best communicators I’ve worked with in the furniture industry.  We’ll highly recommend you to our sister companies in the area. Dec 16th, 2016 – Thomas M – Latham, NYGreat communication, delivery was fast and pricing was awesome for the lateral file cabinets we ordered. I would absolutely use them again as well as your website to acquire any one off pieces my company may need. Jul 08, 2015 – Charles D.- Stamford, CT They couldn’t have been more helpful.




They were the only dealer in the country who I could find with this kind of cabinet and they even delivered on time in a snow storm. Their follow up was great. I wish more businesses were like theirs. Jan 30, 2014 – Janice K. – Fort Lee, NJ Browse Our Full Shop Workstation Consultants is a full service office furniture dealership. Workstation Consultants has over 25 years combined experience in all phases of the office furniture industry. Workstation Consultants offers a wide variety of new, remanufactured, and pre-owned office furniture options. Workstation Consultants also offers: Design & Product Specification Services Project Management & Installation Replacement Parts & Keys The Noguchi table is a piece of modernist furniture first produced in the mid-20th century. Introduced by Herman Miller in 1947, it was designed in the United States by Japanese American artist and industrial designer Isamu Noguchi. The Noguchi table comprises a wooden base composed of two identical curved wood pieces, and a heavy plate glass top.




The Noguchi table was an evolution of a rosewood and glass table Noguchi designed in 1939 for A. Conger Goodyear, president of the Museum of Modern Art.[1] The design team at Herman Miller was so impressed by the table's use of biomorphism that they recruited Noguchi to design a similar table with a freeform sculptural base and biomorphic glass top for use in both residential and office environments. The 1947 Herman Miller catalog described the Noguchi coffee table as "sculpture-for-use" and "design for production".[1] The base was carved from solid walnut, and consisted of two identical parts; when one part "is reversed and connected to the other by a pivot rod, a base appears which has a smoothly flowing form and an interest rarely found in furniture of any period".[1] The shape of the two wooden supports produces a self-supporting and stable base, allowing the heavy plate glass top to be placed without the use of connectors. The base was originally produced in walnut, birch, and cherry.




[1] It was later offered in ebonized walnut. Cherry bases were made only during the first year the table was on the market, and have been highly sought since. Birch bases were discontinued after 1954.[1] As of 2016, the table is available in an ebonized finish, walnut, white ash and natural cherry. The top was originally issued in 7⁄8-inch (22 mm) heavy plate glass. In 1965, the thickness of the top was reduced to 3⁄4 inch (19 mm), and its base height was raised, increasing the table's total height from 15 inches (380 mm) to 15.75 inches (400 mm). Since the late 1980s, indexing pins have been installed on the pivot rod with matching slots milled into the legs to ensure that the two leg elements are set up at a 52-degree angle for maximum aesthetic appeal and optimal stability. The Noguchi table became one of Herman Miller's most iconic and successful designs. Production ceased in 1973, and the piece became an instant collectible. Herman Miller reissued it in 1980 in a limited edition of about 480 tables.




The table was reintroduced again in 1984 for the "Herman Miller Classics" line, and has been in production ever since. Despite their status as modern classics, Noguchi tables are widely available and relatively affordable.[] This is at least partly because they were in constant production from 1947 until 1973, returned to production in 1984, and have been produced ever since. In addition, the table is very durable, and few have been lost over the years. The base can be dinged and scratched but almost never cracks or breaks. The glass tops are prone to chipping along the edges and scratching on the upper surface, but are so large and heavy they rarely break. The table can support a great weight[] without damage. Earlier tables are easily distinguished by their ⅞-inch thick tops, but do not command much premium over the current lighter and easier-to-handle ¾″ models. Buyers can expect to pay $500 and up for an undamaged example, and $1,500 and up for an early version in birch. Only the 1947 cherry tables are truly rare collectibles, which rarely show up for sale except at high-end auctions.

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