Take a look through our stylish range of solid wood desks that we've discovered. With options to suit every budget and a variety of finishes and colours available, you're in the right place to find the perfect piece for your home. You can also simplify your search with our easy-to-use filters, which let you narrow down the results and quickly find the solid wood desks you're looking for.
Office desk - live edge - hairpin leg - natural and black - acacia wood and metal
Brix dexter fluted office desk - 1 door - 1 drawer - beige and brown - mango wood
Office desk - 1 drawer - hairpin leg - natural and black - acacia wood and metalA solid wood desk is built to last. Made from real timber such as oak and mango wood, it is stronger and longer lasting than most laminate or veneered desks, and it can be sanded and refinished if it is ever marked. Here you'll find solid oak computer desks, solid wood corner desks, storage desks and small solid wood desks.
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Solid wood is timber all the way through. Veneer is a thin layer of real wood over another board, and wood effect is a printed finish. Solid wood costs more but wears better and can be refinished.
Real wood has natural grain, knots and colour variation, so no two desks look quite the same. This is part of the appeal, but expect some difference from the product photos.
Solid wood desks are heavy, so check the weight if you need to move one. Dust regularly, wipe spills quickly and use a desk mat to protect the surface.
Solid wood is stronger, more durable and can be repaired, while MDF is lighter and cheaper but can swell if it gets wet and is harder to repair. For a desk you will use daily, solid wood generally lasts longer.
Wood moves slightly with changes in temperature and humidity, but a well-made, well-seasoned desk should stay flat. Keep it away from radiators and strong direct sunlight.
Dust and wipe with a soft slightly damp cloth, dry straight away and use coasters and a desk mat. Oil or wax the surface occasionally, following the maker's advice.
Both are hard wearing. Oak is lighter in tone with a pronounced grain, while mango wood is often darker and more varied in colour. Choose the one that suits your room.
