Solid wood desk
A solid wood desk is robust. We're talking about untreated wood that hasn't undergone any specific processing. Solid wood is the closest thing to the essence of natural wood, originating from a single tree. A solid wood desk often reveals the wood grain on its top, for a very natural look. read more >
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Among solid wood desks you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to style. Combined with metal the desk will undoubtedly offer a charming industrial style spirit of factory workshop and Brooklyn loft. You can opt for a desk without drawers for a truly minimalist style, but make sure you have extra storage compartments in your office, otherwise superfluous items are likely to accumulate. Alternatively, choose a desk already fitted with a drawer or storage space, so you'll be sure to have your desk always tidy.
When it comes to chairs, you can choose a chair with castors specifically for the office, very comfortable. If you prefer to bet on aesthetics, you can choose a chair in designer fabric.
The advantage of wood is its ease of association. Whether with colors or materials. So your solid wood desk can blend in with any decor.Don't hesitate to decorate your desk with frames, shelves, you can also choose a patterned tapestry or even a beautiful rug. Embellish your office with plants to bring life to your environment. Add a beautiful Jieldé-style desk lamp, for example.
You can choose to decorate your desk with vintage accessories that you've hunted down, for example an old yellow ruler or a large protractor that you had as a child in our school classes. Or old maps of France. There are no limits to how you can decorate your office, as long as you feel comfortable doing so.
Neutral colors like white, gray or black are the most elegant in an office, but you can also choose to put in elements of color to add a bit of pep and boost your creativity.
