Transform your home office into a charming cottage retreat and still stay productive with the Plymouth writing desk. Loaded with practical features, this desk offers a spacious top for spreading out documents, a convenient pull-out, drop-down surface on the center drawer that can be used as a keyboard tray and removable pencil tray to neatly store office supplies. Two drawers on ball-bearing glides provide a place to store hanging files and other office essentials, while adjustable and removable drawer dividers further enhance organization. A weathered graywash finish is enhanced by the medium brown table top, while spool-turned legs and gunmetal pulls add vintage warmth and character.
- Case Good Options: Charming cottage style adds warmth and relaxation to your home. Crafted with acacia veneer and solid rubberwood construction for beauty and durability. Distressed graywash finish with medium brown top provide a well-worn and cozy aesthetic. Carved, turned legs add vintage-inspired details. Features hardware with gunmetal finish for an antique look. Three drawers provide storage thatu2019s easy to access. Right drawer accommodates letter- or legal-sized hanging files. Left drawer features adjustable and removable dividers to personalize storage needs. Removable pencil tray keeps supplies organized. Drawers glide on ball-bearings for smooth and reliable performance. Center drawer features a pull-out drop front that can be used to access and store keyboard.
- Product Headline: Warm and Weathered
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| Product Depth |
28 |
| Product Height |
32 |
| Product Width/Length |
62 |
| Product Weight |
152 |
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Type:
Desks
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Width:
62"
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Height:
32"
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Depth:
28"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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