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Humans craft furniture pieces with flat table-style work surfaces used across various settings - educational, professional, and domestic environments. For activities such as reading, writing, or utilizing digital tools like computers, these areas provide functionality. Workstations often feature one or multiple drawers, storage compartments, or small cubicles designed for storing supplies, papers, or other essentials. Built using materials ranging from wood to metal, and sometimes even glass, these functional surfaces cater to individual needs. While tables usually serve multiple sides for seating, workstations generally are not. However, there exist some rare cases where the opposing side may also be suitable. Variations abound; an armoire-style workstation is one that is fully incorporated within a massive wardrobe cabinet while a portable version is so light it can be effortlessly carried to a person's lap. In all cases, durability remains a primary concern since many users rely heavily on their workstations. Seating options may vary as well, ranging from freestanding chairs to built-in designs found in educational institutions. Notable alternatives exist, with standing workstations becoming increasingly popular due to the added benefits of remaining upright while working or computing.