Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club Office Serves as Canvas for West Elm’s Latest Launch (Exclusive)
The home retailer is introducing customers to its new dedicated office program with Reese's Book Club as the backdrop.
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Modern furniture and decor brand West Elm is celebrating the launch of its dedicated office program, fittingly titled West Elm Office, with help from Reese’s Book Club, the Reese Witherspoon-founded reading community.
In support of West Elm Office, comprised of six distinct collections (and more to come), the team completely reimagined Witherspoon’s L.A. office. The newest branch of the retailer’s product line — along with the unveiling of Reese’s Book Club’s office makeover — officially launches on WestElm.com on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
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The goal at hand? To reimagine work spaces as inviting versus sterile. The West Elm Office collections are modern, contract-grade and highly customizable to meet the needs of any professional or home setup. The product lineup emphasizes modular pieces that can be styled in multiple configurations to get the made-to-order feel without the cost or time commitment.
Reese’s Book Club’s L.A. office featuring The Marlowe Collection and The Tandem Collection. West Elm
As mentioned, the program’s initial launch includes six core product lines:
1. The Tandem Collection
West Elm The Tandem Collection
Build your own Tandem Office Collection from $299.
Evoking simplicity in both form and palette, The Tandem Collection features white laminate, powder-coated steel and painted veneer.
2. The Marlowe Collection
West Elm The Marlowe Collection
Build your own Marlowe Office Collection from $499.
With an emphasis on clean, modern lines, Marlowe delivers flexibility through modular forms. The lacquered wood collection is available in both polished stainless steel or a black powder-coated anthracite finish.
3. The Hughes Collection
West Elm The Hughes Collection
Build your own Hughes Office Collection from $599.
Hughes combines warm walnut veneer, black faux leather tops and a vintage brass finish — strong, classic and professional.
4. The Pierce Collection
West Elm The Pierce Collection
Build your own Pierce Office Collection from $549.
Clean, architectural lines meet kiln-dried wood shelving and storage framed in powder-coated metal in either white or black.
5. The Mid-Century Collection
West Elm The Mid-Century Collection
Build your own Mid-Century Office Collection from $499 $399 for a limited time.
The versatile, vintage-inspired Mid-Century Collection includes open and closed storage and desks in kiln-dried wood with bronze-finished hardware.
6. The Cutler & Wallace Collections
West Elm The Cutler Collection
Build your own Cutler Office Collection from $599.
Cutler is comprised of streamlined, reconfigurable designs with architectural framing, crafted to contract grade standards in blonde or cool walnut. Pieces are designed to pair with Wallace shelving.
West Elm The Wallace Collection
Build your own Wallace Modular Shelving from $699.
Wallace is defined by modular shelving and open storage with strong perpendicular lines, finished in either blonde or cool walnut. It is designed to pair with the Cutler Collection.
Check out the complete West Elm Office lookbook at WestElm.com.
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