Habitus Loves …desks

Trevisio

Why we love it: Finished with a clear, satin wax lacquer this slick little desk is made from solid plantation grown American Oak.

Where you can get it: Temperature Design

Swag Leg Desk

Why we love it: Modern and old skool at the one time this light free standing desk has sweet colourful cubbie holes at the back for computer cords and a little slot that fits a laptop.

Where you can get it: Living Edge

Freya Desk

Why we love it:Solid and simple, this contemporary timber design desk has a minimalist yet masculine appeal. Available in Brown, Charcoal Grey and Pale Grey, the Freya’s focal point is its softly angled legs.

Where you can get it: Ke-Zu

Bagutta

Why we love it: Bagutta is a writing desk that is suitable for a range of environments, from the most casual to the most refined. Its sober and considered lines are characterised by its tubular chromed metal base.

Where you can get it: Poliform

Airia desk and storage

Why we love it: Smart and simple, this desk includes clever cord management, the drawerincludes three removable, cork-lined trays, and the solid walnut top frame with inset white laminate makes it minimal yet loveable.

Where you can get it: Herman Miller at Living Edge

Wanders way

Why we love it:Ideal writing desk with a plug hole in the top – this light timber desk has a range of uses; side table, writing desk or kitchen accompaniment – it’s a shape you can live with for life.

Where you can get it:

Louis Vuitton

Vitra

Why we love it: Utterly classic, this flexible desk takes its cue from the artist’s easel. Utilitarian yet elegant – it’s hard to beat since 1950.

Where you can get it: Space

Eames desk Unit

Why we love it:The Eames Desk Units helped establish an exciting new residential furniture look. Just as at home in the contemporary office or home office, the Desk Unit complements Eames Storage Units, or it can stand alone.

Where you can get it: Living Edge