As I write this blog post, the movie Mission Impossible IV: Ghost Protocol has hit theaters. I’ve seen its predecessors in the movie series and will eventually see the new one. But somehow I still harken back to the original television series and its signature phrase uttered in the intro, “Your mission…should you choose to accept it…” Of course the heroic IMF team always did accept the mission and the good guys inevitably won out. Likewise, college furniture buyers and administrators can be the good guys (and gals) as they win over students by choosing Mission Series student furniture for college housing from University Loft.
Of course, unlike the seemingly impossible challenges faced by Peter Graves, Greg Morris, Martin Landau and the rest of the IMF team, University Loft makes it easy to accept our Mission. And once the Mission Series furniture is in the on-campus dorm rooms and other student housing, the biggest challenge faced by students might be deciding who gets the top bunk! (But even that can be a moot point, because the University Loft Mission Series — like all of our solid wood college and university student furnishings — is modular and can be configured to suit the individual needs of college roommates.)
Another reason the Mission Series is such a great choice is its unmistakable style. You see, the Mission style once popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright in architecture translates particularly well to college and university student furniture. In every student residence, the Mission style manages to look both modern and classic, with clean, straight lines and closely spaced vertical slats that always look contemporary and fresh.
So whether it’s the Mission Series’ undeniable style or the myriad dorm room configurations possible, this is one Mission that’s easy to accept and live with. Just be careful if that reel-to-reel tape recording starts to smoke.
Bob
The ULoft Blog Team
About University Loft Company and our solid wood modular residence life furniture:
Since 1984, when James Jannetides built a loft configuration for his own dorm room at Southern Illinois University, hundreds of thousands of college students have enjoyed better campus living thanks to University Loft furniture. Today, University Loft serves more than 1,200 colleges, universities and related student housing partners. As Jannetides’ says: “We are always learning, always innovating, and always improving … our environment, our products, and our service. We are University Loft Company.”