Argosy is a studio furniture manufacturer founded in 1994 by David Atkins in Eldon, Missouri. The company originated when Atkins built a custom housing for his own home recording setup — a piece featuring a padded armrest, monitor bridge, and rack space — which was featured in Recording Magazine later that year. Its custom housings for the Mackie 8-Bus console in the mid-1990s are widely credited with helping to define the studio workstation furniture category.

The company designs and builds consoles, workstations, racks, speaker stands, and monitor mounts for project studios, commercial recording facilities, post-production houses, and broadcast environments. Its product lines include the Dual 15, 50/70/90 Series, NOVA, ECLIPSE, HALO, AURA, RADIUS, V-Series, and G-Series desks, along with SPIRE racks and the IsoBox Pro isolation enclosure. Many models are purpose-built to integrate specific control surfaces and consoles from manufacturers such as Avid, SSL, and Audient.

Argosy's furniture is manufactured in the United States and sold through pro audio retailers including Sweetwater, Vintage King, Full Compass, and Reverb, as well as direct from the company. The brand is known within the recording community for ergonomics-focused layouts and a customization program that tailors desks to specific rigs.

Argosy has 37 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Studio Desks and Workstations, Studio Equipment Racks, and Studio Monitor Stands. Their gear is featured by 9 artists, with the strongest followings in Pop, Electronic, and Hip Hop. Notable users include Charlie Puth, Avicii, and Flume.