Radius Series
A modern, curved-corner AV desk, fully configurable.
Radius Series
A modern, curved-corner AV desk, fully configurable.
Radius Series AV Desk
Miller's Radius Series desk softens the standard rectangular form with gently curved front corners, creating an approachable, polished look that does not read as institutional furniture. Built for AV integration and configurable to finish and options.
Features
Gently curved front corners soften the desk's profile for an approachable, polished look.
An open equipment bay with rack rails keeps AV gear organized and easy to access.
Available with an extensive catalog of add-on options.
Configurable to support a range of AV and cable management needs.
Configured to your footprint, return layout, and equipment load, with Miller's finish and options library available.
Constructed from durable materials and proven hardware, built to last for years to come.
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Common Add-on Options
Not all options available on all models. View Full Accessories List
Common Finishes
Some of our most requested finishes. Need something else? Choose from 200+ additional options.
Wood
HPL Laminate
Custom finishes and paint also available. View All Finishes
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Radius Series different from a standard desk?
The Radius Series softens the standard rectangular desk profile with gently curved front corners, creating a more approachable, polished look for any presentation space.
Does the Radius Series include equipment storage?
Yes, the Radius Series includes an open equipment rack with rack rails, mounted on casters for easy mobility.
What finish options are available for the Radius Series desk?
The Radius Series comes in all wood and HPL laminate finishes with custom finish matching also available.
Where is the Radius Series made?
The Radius Series is built to order at Miller's facility in Bergen, NY.
Can the Radius Series be customized?
Yes. Corner radius, rack capacity and cart configuration are all specified at order, from the same finish and options library used across the Miller's line.
