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Locker Furniture · Premium Office Storage
Locker furniture is locker storage specified and finished to read as built-in millwork — not equipment. Woodgrain faces, flush hardware, concealed hinges, and laminate options that match your office's furniture palette. Modern Office Systems has been specifying and installing premium locker furniture for NYC offices for over 40 years.
BlackRock · NYC — White locker bank integrated into the open-plan floor alongside collaboration seating and workstations. Lockers as part of the workplace ecosystem, not a back-of-house afterthought.
The Concept
In trophy-building lobbies, premium healthcare facilities, and financial services floors, every surface is specified to a design standard. Standard equipment — metal lockers with handle-bar latches and stamped steel doors — doesn't pass that standard.
Locker furniture solves this with high-pressure laminate faces, flush-mounted electronic or push-button locks, edge banding matched to the face finish, and proportions that align with the surrounding casework. The locker becomes part of the design, not an insertion into it.
Modern Office Systems brings finish samples to your site visit so your design team can make selections against the actual floor, ceiling, and wall finish palette — not a catalog swatch.
Finishes
Every finish shown below is a real installed project. These aren't renderings — they're laminate locker programs specified and installed by Modern Office Systems.
Design Principles
Four specification decisions determine whether a locker looks like institutional equipment or a designed interior element.
High-pressure laminate (HPL) over particleboard or MDF core gives locker faces the same surface quality as furniture and casework. Woodgrain patterns are three-dimensional and directional — they look like wood because they're made with the same process as commercial furniture panels.
When a locker door opens, the edge is exposed. Matched edge banding — the same laminate wrapped around the door edge — eliminates the raw particleboard line that gives standard lockers away as cheap product. It's a small detail with a large visual impact.
Lock hardware in brushed nickel, matte black, or satin chrome can be specified to match the building's architectural metalwork standard — door hardware, light fixtures, handrail finish. When the lock hardware matches the adjacent door handles, the locker disappears into the design.
Floor-to-ceiling height (no visible gap above), consistent column widths, and reveal lines that align with adjacent millwork joints are what make a locker wall look built-in rather than placed. We dimension each project to the actual floor-to-ceiling height of the install location.
Finish Options
A simplified overview of the most commonly specified finish families. Over 200 individual options are available — we bring physical samples to every site visit.
| Finish Family | Visual Character | Best For | Popular Pairings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Maple / Ash Most Popular | Pale, straight-grain, warm neutral — reads as Scandinavian or contemporary | Open-plan floors, healthcare, campus environments | White walls, light oak furniture, concrete floors |
| Natural Oak / Medium Woodgrain | Mid-tone warm brown, visible grain texture — reads as classic corporate | Financial services, professional services, law firms | Dark carpet, walnut desks, brass or bronze hardware |
| Dark Walnut / Espresso | Deep brown, rich grain — reads as premium and high-contrast | Executive corridors, premium locker rooms, healthcare | White or light stone counters, matte black hardware |
| Solid White / Light Gray | Clean, minimal, non-directional — reads as modern and recessive | Hybrid open-plan, media & tech offices, healthcare | White ceilings, polished concrete, any furniture palette |
| Charcoal / Dark Gray | Bold, architectural, minimal — reads as high-design | Architecture firms, creative agencies, branded programs | White or light walls, exposed ceiling, industrial accents |
| Reeded / Textured Surfaces | Three-dimensional surface pattern — reads as bespoke millwork | Trophy-building lobbies, feature walls, spa environments | Stone, plaster walls, premium metal hardware |
Featured Collection
Arraya is a design-forward locker system that bridges the gap between high-performance storage and bespoke millwork. Sculptural door profiles, premium laminate finishes, and flush-integrated hardware make Arraya the specification choice for trophy-building interiors, hospitality-influenced offices, and spaces where every surface is designed.
Free Resources
Download our planning guides — everything your design team needs to specify locker furniture, write an RFP, or make a business case for a premium locker program.
Locker Guide
A complete overview of locker types, finish options, lock programs, and planning considerations — the full resource for workplace storage decisions.
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Planning Guide
Strategic guidance on workplace storage as part of a broader office transformation — hybrid ratios, space planning principles, and locker program design.
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We bring physical laminate samples, hardware finishes, and lock options to your site so your design team can make selections against the real space — not a screen.
