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MILK - "The Chrysler Building of Desks"
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Wouldn't that central pedestal get in the way of your feet? Sometimes I like to stretch out a little. 
Wouldn't that central pedestal get in the way of your feet? Sometimes I like to stretch out a little.
You don't have to be a lady and keep your knees together whilst your working B,
Wouldn't that central pedestal get in the way of your feet? Sometimes I like to stretch out a little.
Understandable but many more prefer the central pedestal so humping our Mac is that much easier.
Sorry but I think that looks ugly.
Agreed.
It would look great in a store/business setting, but the only modern piece I want in my home is my Mac(s).
I quite like- and that would look wonderful in place of the dinky little desk I have now. I must say, too- how awesome does that fishtank look! I want one!
If that leg isn't set back and cantilevers the table I foresee a lot of bruised knees.
The column looks centrally located to me especially given the height adjustment feature and the size of the base, which is not good engineering but looks excellent.
So an ideal fit for Apple hardware then
The column looks centrally located to me especially given the height adjustment feature and the size of the base, which is not good engineering but looks excellent.
So an ideal fit for Apple hardware then
If that leg isn't set back and cantilevers the table I foresee a lot of bruised knees.
The column looks centrally located to me, which is not good engineering / design but looks excellent.
So an ideal fit for Apple hardware then
Hey! you changed you post and added a little Apple dig!
Which computer did the button fall off again?
Looks great, besides the knee bruising column, but it bet it's at least n dollars too expensive.
Also wonder why the name "MILK" - are they just trying too hard to be hip and modern?
Also wonder why the name "MILK" - are they just trying too hard to be hip and modern?
