DropTop means business.

The way we work has changed. DropTop provides a unique solution that takes both work and the spaces it happens in seriously.

Woman working at an open DropTop desk with a monitor and laptop.
Closed DropTop desk displaying a colorful print in a room with mountain views.
Man working at an open DropTop desk beside a sofa in a living room.
Two people chatting in a living room with a closed DropTop desk displaying artwork.

The workspace your guests are already looking for.

Business travelers and digital nomads don’t stop working when they check in. They’re choosing where to stay based on whether they can actually get things done there — and most hotels and short-term rentals are still falling short.

Most accommodation offers nothing more than a surface to put a laptop on. An external monitor is the single biggest factor in comfort and productivity for anyone working remotely — and is almost unheard of. Yet for a business traveler working a full day, or a digital nomad settling in for weeks, that gap between a laptop screen and a proper setup is the difference between getting through the day and actually doing great work.

Weekday occupancy is one of the hardest problems in hospitality. Business travelers fill that gap — but they’re not just looking for a place to sleep near the office. They’re looking for a base that works as hard as they do. Digital nomads go further — they’ll stay for weeks or months, but only somewhere that genuinely supports how they live and work.

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Open DropTop desk in a wood-paneled kitchen with an island and bar stools.

The home office problem. Finally solved.

Working from home is now a key consideration in almost every residential project. Your clients want a home office but they don’t want their home to look like one. A traditional desk dominates the room, clashes with the interior, and can never be hidden. DropTop solves that completely.

When open, it’s a full-size, high-performance workspace with room for one or two screens and everything a professional needs to work properly. When closed, it becomes a framed piece of wall art, blending in and complementing the interior. Practical, beautiful, and entirely at home in the room you designed.

Every DropTop is available in a range of frame and base material finishes, and we can accommodate other finishes and monitor and tech requirements. Use it once on a project and it becomes a product you’ll reach for again and again. Get in touch to discuss trade pricing and partnership.

Person pulling an ultrawide monitor forward on its arm at an open DropTop desk.

Your team deserves a proper workspace. Even at home.

You’ve invested in monitors, proper desks, ergonomic chairs, in the office, because you know the environment shapes the output. Yet two days a week, those same people are trying to be productive hunched over a laptop at the kitchen table.

One of the largest studies ever conducted in this field found that multiple monitors alone can boost productivity by up to 42%. Context switching, visual clutter, the inability to mentally separate work from home — these are silent drains on performance that no amount of motivation fixes.

People don’t want their home to look like an office. And they’re right not to. DropTop solves that. A full-size desk, ample screen real estate, a clean and focused workspace that closes into a piece of wall art the moment the day is done.

And you’re not just improving productivity. You’re investing in the daily experience of every person on your team. People don’t leave companies that make them feel genuinely looked after.

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WFH done right.

Man standing on an open DropTop desk with two monitors and a laptop, showing how much weight it holds.
Closed DropTop desk showing a birds-on-a-wire print, beside a slatted, LED-lit feature wall.
Open DropTop Duo with two monitors and a keyboard in an alcove beside a slatted, LED-lit wall.
Open DropTop desk with two monitors below a gallery wall of framed pictures.
Man working at an open black DropTop desk with a monitor and laptop.
Man relaxing on a sofa beneath a closed DropTop desk displaying a large black and white print.
Woman lifting the front of a closed DropTop desk that displays a line-drawing print as wall art.
Man working at an open DropTop desk while talking to a colleague.
Closed DropTop desk displaying a colorful print in a room with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Man working at an open DropTop desk in a bright loft room.
Open DropTop desk in light oak with a monitor, laptop and LED light bar.