Office Table Low-poly 3D model

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A furniture piece with a flat surface used for work, learning, or everyday activities, known as a desk or bureau, typically found in schools, offices, and homes, serves multiple purposes like reading, writing, and computer usage. Desks usually have storage compartments, drawers, and shelves to organize various office supplies, books, and papers. Over time, the design of desks has evolved with changing needs. In the past, most students sat on benches or chairs at long tables for learning. However, Anna Breadin's patented school desk from the late 1800s introduced a one-piece desk with a table attached in front of a wooden seat and backrest, marking a significant improvement. The modern era saw an expansion in office work, resulting in the introduction of steel desks to withstand heavy loads of paper and withstand typewriters. The boom in office production led to the development of specialized equipment like photocopiers, printers, and scanners, further increasing the space taken up on desk surfaces. As a result, companies began attaching additional items such as outlet strips and cable management systems to modesty panels at the back of desks to minimize electrical clutter and create more workspace. Student desks were designed with compact spaces for teens in their rooms.