The Bush BBF 300 Series Shell Desk Kit ($250, above right) is an all-wood alternative without metal, preserving the same natural maple look. As the low price suggests, it’s not genuine maple, but it’s practical, and the satin nickel-finished leg is a nice touch that will look good with any silver Apple gear. A far more affordable alternative that gives you the same squared-off look with a little accent metal is the South Shore Interface Desk ($120, above left) in “Natural Maple” color.
Apple uses naturally light-colored maple wood tables from an architectural woodwork company named Fetzer - they’re large, heavy, and not sold to the general public. When I hear the words “Apple-styled office,” I think of two different desk options: something akin to Apple Store tables, or affordable Mac-matching glass. Below, you’ll find a collection of items that will help you build a beautiful, practical home office that really spotlights your Apple gear, based on a mix of affordable and small investment-worthy choices… I spend a lot of time working from my home office, and have considered it a work in progress ever since I started building it around an aluminum PowerBook many years ago. But the unified metal and glass aesthetic of Apple products works really well with modern office furniture, and there are also some iconic decor items Apple lovers can incorporate into a home office. Like Apple Watches, home offices are “personal” - the look and furniture that work well for one person might not seem “right” to another.
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