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Any one on a budget that needs a desk might consider this one…most likely this won’t be around long, though, so if you’re interested, better act soon.

“Sleek, contemporary lines with an expansive wood top and storage shelf on a polished-nickel base. Assembly required.”

50″l x 28″w x 36″h.

chocolate, $399.00 $279.99
(white no longer available)

I’m really wild about this desk. It provides the light airiness afforded by glass, but has organizational and storage elements of a traditional desk. And now it’s over 50% off.

I love the versatility of this table- perfect for limited space, it converts from dining to desk in a blink of an eye. Especially notable are the storage containers, which can be easily added or subtracted.

Tempered glass top; 25mm powder-coated tube steel legs; 1.5mm powder-coated steel storage containers.

Desk: H 29.5″ W 71″ D 35.5″

Piu Desk with Storage (white or orange)
$1,498 $699.00

I don’t need to point out the obvious benefits to wall mounting furniture, right? That they reduce visual space, making them perfect for small spaces? Okay, good.

Design Public just released a new fresh crop of design from Brave Space out of Brooklyn.

I particularly like the multi level Delta Desk.

A nice little desk with a space to store CD’s & DVD’s, a place to stack paper, a cable management system and a hidden drawer.

An additional lower shelf can be added ( 17″ x 8.7″).

27.6″ x 23.7″ x 28.4 – 39.4″h

This piece is strong enough to stand on it’s own in a large room (it would have to, considering the price).

“a sculptural and flowing desk design from jeff miller that pushes multi-ply wood curvature technology to new limits.

two identical pieces of curved multi-ply wood form the legs and base, supporting a matching multi-ply top that almost appears to float above the base and legs.”

dimensions : small – 39.35″w x 70.86″l x 28.35″h : medium – 39.35″w x 94.5″l x 28.35″h : large – 47.25″w x 106.25″l x 28.35″h

I’ve posted this before, but now it’s half price. Only one left.

This is a practical size for smaller spaces and it has a few different color options to make it fit into your color scheme as well.

“Constructed of oak wood and veneer in natural or a wenge stain, the desk’s materials speak directly to comfort and practicality. The compact scale fits neatly in kitchens or spare rooms. Two smooth-gliding drawers, available with red or white lacquered fronts, provide storage for bills, letters, stationery and other writing materials. A built-in grommet in the back of the desk provides convenient cord management.”

28d x 50w x 35.5h (inches)
Desk height: 29.5

This desk is great for shared/multi-purpose spaces. There is a pullout work surface and the deep drawers accomodate a laptop.

Yes, please.

Clean lined desk by Michiel van der Kley with free standing drawer unit, made with a Corian top and walnut veneered drawers.

The Honeycomb desk is made of an innovative resin material that is both lightweight and strong.

If you’re in the market for a desk, may I recommend the console table 9 for reasons of sustainability and good design. The timber is harvested in the United States and is constructed using traditional techniques with updated lines.

Measurements: w.45.30″ d.16.20″ h.29.50″

Available in three finishes: traditional oil, white oil, or mocha oil for oak, traditional oil for cherry.

Now this is a desk. It has a place for vertical files on the top and a large drawer in the center (24 x 36).

The desk is also made from bamboo and stainless steel.

“All bamboo used in modernlink furniture is farm harvested and sustainable. Comes in “Baked” or “Raw” finish. Raw is the color of bamboo unadorned, leaving the surface as it would be naturally. Baked is achieved by literally toasting raw bamboo at high temperatures browning the silica in the bamboo naturally.”

For those of you with a 30 second commute, I recommend the Offi Overlap Tray. Seriously, you don’t just want to put your laptop on your lap for a few reasons, namely radiation and excessive heat to your body, but also for the safety of your laptop to allow for the fans to cool so it doesn’t overheat the motherboard.

The Swag Leg Desk, designed all the way back in 1958, has found a new use with today’s Laptop computers. Temporarily and virtually obsolete, the desk has been altered only slightly for today’s needs to allow for cable management.

“As with the original, the Swag Leg Desk comes ready to assemble to make shipping easy and economical.”

This desk, along with all other Herman Miller items, currently on sale.