Desks
Premium Desk Manufacturer
At Wideconcepts, we believe that a desk should not only be functional, but also a statement piece that exudes luxury and sophistication. With over 10 of experience in the industry, we have honed our craftsmanship and attention to detail to bring you the finest range of bespoke luxury desks. Whether you’re looking for a timeless classic or a contemporary design, our range of handcrafted desks are made from the finest materials, including Solid Wood, Marble, Brass, Glass, Stone, Leather, Stainless steel. Each desk is carefully crafted by our team of expert artisans to ensure that every piece is not only beautiful but also functional, providing the perfect blend of form and function.
1. The Corner Desk
As you would have guessed, a corner desk takes up space in two corners of a room. In many ways, it is similar to any other desk; however, corner desks are smaller than most types of desks. But, if you have limited space in your home or office to begin with, then these desks could prove useful. They can fit into nooks and crannies that larger desks cannot fill.
2. Bow Front Writing Desk
A bow front desk can be used in any space, whether you’re trying to fit it into an alcove or simply looking for something spacious enough to hold all your office supplies. This style often features intricate carvings, which is why it’s perfect for showing off your artistic skills. It also comes in a variety of sizes to fit just about any space—most have four drawers, though you can also find them with two or six drawers if that works better for your office space. Some even have lockable compartments underneath! If you want to take it up a notch, consider placing decorative candles on top of your desk; they make elegant lighting fixtures while providing an overall aura of tranquility.
3. U Shaped Desk
U-shaped desks, which are designed to fit in smaller rooms, provide tons of workspace. This setup is great for those who prefer lots of legroom but also like to have their desk facing a window or door. U-shaped desks will give you plenty of room for all your office essentials, as well as room for equipment that requires additional space. Some designs even include file cabinets underneath so that you can easily keep documents in one place. One drawback to consider when choosing an u-shaped desk is if you find it hard to focus with someone on either side of you; if your eyes feel like they’re getting pulled toward those people, an u-shaped desk might not be right for you.
4. L Shaped Desk
These desks are probably what you think of when you picture a home office desk. They have an angled section on one side where you can place your monitor and keyboard, as well as shelving to keep extra supplies organized. They give you plenty of room to spread out, but take up more floor space than other types. Look for one with enough drawers or shelving so that your printer, scanner, lamp, notebook computer etc. doesn’t clutter up your work surface. When it comes to deciding between right-side and left-side units consider whether there’s enough space in front of your work area for guest chairs or extra storage needs.
5. Custom Built Desk
If you’re looking for something with very high quality craftsmanship, then custom built desks are what you’re after. They tend to be more expensive than other options, but they can last for decades if properly cared for. Choosing a good craftsman is essential, as it will take time to build your desk from scratch and you want it to last as long as possible. When building your custom desk, make sure that everything lines up perfectly; it’s worth paying extra to get that kind of precision! Also be sure to pick a color scheme that you’re going to enjoy looking at every day in your home or office. Don’t try picking out all new furniture if you’ve just moved into a new place; try saving major changes like that until your space feels settled in.
6. Small Space Solution Desk
Don’t have a lot of room for a desk? Use what you have! Small space solution desks are tables, like dining tables or coffee tables, which convert into desks. There are even small space solution desks that function as end tables when they’re not in use as office furniture. These small but efficient desks allow you to keep your workspace in one place, perfect for those who move frequently for work or school. On top of saving space, small space solution desks also save money by making better use of resources you already own.
7. Hideaway Computer Desk
If you have some extra space in your bedroom, you can use it to create a hideaway computer desk. This option offers flexibility since it is completely modular, meaning that you can use your bed as both a bed and as a work area depending on what works best for you that day. Hideaway desks are also popular because they free up space in other areas of your home by reducing clutter while still giving you access to your computer. These desks work well if you have limited workspace or need someplace where you can file papers or pay bills. They tend to be long so they take up floor space, but they are worth considering for smaller rooms since having an additional surface for storage allows for organization without cluttering up more valuable wall space.
8.Executive Desk
The executive desk is a big piece of furniture that allows you to create an office in your home. It has drawers, cabinets, and space for both computers and printers. This desk also features compartments or holes where you can hide files away from prying eyes. This type of desk is great for those who have both work space and recreational activities in their living room. Instead of having everything mixed together on a coffee table or end table, you can keep business material separate with an executive desk.
9. Roll Top Desk
As their name implies, roll top desks were created to make it easy for owners to hide paperwork. The top rolls back in order to expose their contents, which could be used as storage or writing surfaces. Roll top desks are best suited for smaller offices where clutter is something that should be discouraged; any loose papers can just as easily become buried when placed under a heavy desk. Before buying a roll top desk, first figure out how you’ll use it—you may find that an ordinary table will serve your needs just fine.
