Planning a Levitate workstation
Levitate desks are a practical fit for individual offices, project areas, touchdown workstations and home working zones where one person needs a dedicated surface. Their freestanding format makes them easier to place than a linked bench system, while the straight shape supports a familiar monitor, laptop and paperwork layout.
Because the desks are not adjustable, check the intended user, chair height and working posture before ordering. They are best suited to projects where a consistent desk height is acceptable and where the priority is a simple, durable-looking workstation rather than sit-stand functionality.
Choose the tabletop arrangement
The main choice within the family is between the fixed sliding tabletop model and the fixed top model. Select the sliding version when access around the tabletop or a more flexible surface arrangement is useful. Choose the fixed top version when you prefer a traditional desk surface with fewer moving elements.
Both models are intended for one person and are not linkable, so consider how many individual workstations you need and how they will be spaced. If the desks will sit in a shared room, review circulation routes, screen placement and access to power before finalising the layout.
Match materials and colours to the setting
Tabletops are available in melamine or oak, with surface colours including beige, black, blue, grey, white, red and wood. Melamine can suit coordinated workplace schemes, while an oak option can bring a warmer visual character. Available base colours include black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white, wood and yellow, giving you scope to keep the frame discreet or make it part of the design.
The bases use steel or wood, and the angled-leg form gives the desks a distinctive profile. Check the selected finish combination carefully, as colour and material choices may vary by configuration. Both models have a two-year warranty, and the collection is marked as circular in the available product facts.
Check cable planning and next steps
Levitate desks can be suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included on every configuration. Confirm whether the selected model includes one, then plan the route from monitors, chargers and other devices to the nearest power point. Keeping this decision with the desk selection helps avoid adding accessories later that do not suit the chosen top.
Myntwork offers Nowy Styl Levitate desks on a monthly lease, making them suitable for organisations that want to equip a workplace without purchasing every desk outright. Before choosing, confirm the required finish, tabletop type, cable-tray provision, quantity and room layout. These checks will narrow the collection to the configuration that works for your users and installation.
Frequently asked questions about Nowy Styl Desk Levitate
What is the difference between the two Nowy Styl Levitate desks?
Both are freestanding, straight desks for one person with rectangular tops and angled-leg frames. The key difference is the tabletop: one model has a fixed sliding top, while the other has a fixed top.
Are Nowy Styl Levitate desks height adjustable?
No. The collection is listed as non-adjustable, so it is intended for customers who want a consistent fixed desk rather than a sit-stand or height-adjustable workstation.
Which tabletop materials and colours are available?
The available tabletop materials are melamine and oak. Surface colour options include beige, black, blue, grey, white, red and wood, subject to the selected configuration.
Can a cable tray be used with a Levitate desk?
Yes, the desks are suitable for a cable tray. However, the available facts show that a cable tray is included on some configurations and not included on others, so check the chosen model.
How should I choose the base colour?
Choose a discreet base colour such as black, grey, beige or white for a restrained office scheme, or compare the wider colour range when the frame is intended to contribute to the room design. Confirm availability for the selected desk.
