Office Desks Oka

Quietly confident, the Chinese-influenced Yishu Desk hides a vibrant red interior within its compact, black-painted form. Lift up its weighty hinged lid to reveal four hidden cubby holes and an effective workspace that can be pulled out for even more surface area on which to work. The perfect desk for both saving and creating space, it can be folded away at the end of the working day to keep small spaces clutter-free.

Working from home? A spacious desk is essential for allowing you to stow away your stationery and switch off at the end of the day. The Maplehurst is a real chameleon: its traditional wooden frame is given a contemporary update with gold detailing, allowing it to fit into many schemes.

This popular desk is small in scale and ingenius in design. When closed it is a neat occasional table that would not be out of place in most schemes. When open, the hinged lid folds back to reveal hidden cubby holes and a slide out worksurface that provides ample room for letter writing or any other business.

A play on a traditional partners desk, the Balabac flips the rulebook, turning what is normally a heavy and masculine looking piece of furniture into something lighter and prettier. This is achieved through the recessed side panels, curved frontage, delicate ring handles and natural rattan detail typical of our Balabac Range. Due to the natural materials used, each piece will have individual characteristics.

Fashion designer Adam Lippes has once again brought his discerning eye for design to our OKA collection. Adam's long-term love of mixing materials comes to play in his stylish Avery Collection. The angular metal frame of the Desk is painted Midnight Green, complete with complementary spherical brass details on the feet and joins. Its surface is made using walnut wood, lacquered in a green finish and edged with beech wood that's turned to look like bamboo. The desk features a single drawer, perfect for a laptop, and its handle is wrapped with green leather that matches the Avery Desk Chair.