What type of desk hutch suits an architect's or interior designer's studio desk?

Architects and interior designers need hutches that store physical samples, rolled drawings, materials libraries, and reference books — a very different storage challenge than a typical office worker. Look for hutches with open, accessible shelves at various heights; deep shelves (15"–18") for sample binders and box files; and ideally a section for storing rolled plans vertically or horizontally. A clean, design-forward hutch aesthetic that doesn't distract from the work is important in a design studio. Plain, minimal hutch forms work better than ornate or decorative styles. FindOfficeFurniture.com has functional, clean-lined hutch options — call 888-719-4960 for the best deals.