Dissertation thesis deals with existing workstations in open - space offices and attitudes of users to these workstations. An important part of the thesis is to determine the important characteristics of furniture for the workplace according to the requirements and preferences of the current user. In this work we have tried to shift the workstation in the open-space offices to the designer's level that respects except functional requirements also newly defined requirements resulting from our own research. The main outcome of the thesis is a new design - workstation in the open-space office, which takes into account the lessons learned from research and questionnaires, as well as individual creative process. Dissertation wants to be also a certain impulse to the academic environment to pay more attention to the linkage of architecture, interior design and product design.