Desks

A width of 150–180 cm is a good range for standard office use and provides plenty of space for a monitor and workspace. Aim for at least 160–180 cm in width if you regularly use two monitors. A depth of 90–120 cm is often comfortable for both a monitor and a keyboard without taking up too much space in the room. Also, make sure there’s enough space around the desk for your chair to move.

The standard height for a work desk is approximately 72–75 cm, but it’s a good idea to base your choice on your own height and the dimensions of your chair. The right height improves ergonomics and reduces the risk of repetitive strain injuries.

Yes, the desk works very well with wall-mounted shelves, modular systems, or small under-desk storage units to create a complete workspace.

Solid wood consists of pieces cut from solid wood planks—they may be joined together (with glue joints) to achieve different dimensions. Solid wood is more durable, ages beautifully, and can be sanded down if necessary.
Veneer, on the other hand, is a thin layer of wood that is glued onto a supporting structure. Veneer often offers a lighter and more affordable alternative, but has a limited lifespan and is more susceptible to moisture and scratches.

Use cable channels, clips, or access holes to keep cables organized and reduce clutter on the desk.

Use mouse pads, coasters, and coasters to minimize direct contact with liquids or sharp objects. Wipe up spills immediately to protect the wood. For extra protection and to preserve the wood’s natural shine, you can regularly maintain the surface with oil or soap, depending on the finish.