Making Glass Computer Desks Work in Rooms with Awkward Corners
Awkward corners are a fact of life in many UK homes. Chimney breasts, angled bay walls, sloping loft ceilings, radiators in the wrong place and corners that are not quite square all make fitting a desk harder than it should be. A glass computer desk is often the most forgiving answer, because its transparent top lets light and sightlines pass through and stops a tricky space from feeling boxed in. In this guide we look at why glass works so well in difficult corners, which shapes suit which problems, and how to measure an irregular space accurately before you choose. We also cover practical points that matter with glass: hiding cables under a see through top, keeping the surface comfortable to work on, protecting the glass from knocks and choosing storage that does not undo the airy effect. Whether your corner is narrow, angled or interrupted by pipes and sockets, there is usually a way to make it work....
