If you home is tight on space you’ll probably forgo installing a computer workspace.  Which is too bad because everyone should be able to separate their home life from their work, but not all of us can afford a palatial pad with an extra room for knocking out after hours work.  However, if you get creative you can double down on your space and the utility of your furniture.

Take for example the K Workstation.  The shelf flows directly into the workstation providing not only a work space but an aesthetically pleasing setup.  The website is a bit devoid of details and as far as we can tell it’s still in the development stage.  And speaking of which, the K Workstation appears to be be currently in the design phase, at least according to the website, which reads “Under Product Development in Sweeden.”

Chances are it won’t be too expensive, when and if it ever goes into production, since it will be made from either Plywood or the always renewable bamboo.

I’m not sure how I missed this at CES, but I did, so now I’m kicking myself in the ass.  The Emperor Workstation is the ultimate and most indulgent piece of computer furniture you can get your hands on.  For $40,000 you’ll get three synchronized 19-inch monitors for a total resolution of 3840×1024, a complete control center for operating the built-in full spectrum lighting system and chair adjustments, a THX certified 5.1 channel surround sound system from Bose, a leather Recaro chair, a HEPA air filter system, your choice of PC or Mac, a 3 hour backup UPS battery, iPod dock, webcam, microphone, media card reader, USB and other inputs, and last but most certainly not least a hydraulic tail that open and closes to allow entry (hit the video below to see it in action).

Product page here

[Thanks, Steph]