Ameriwood Home Crestwood White Computer Desk - Modern Home Office Desk for Work & Study, Compact Writing Table for Small Spaces
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Description
As the back to school season approaches, the Ameriwood Home Crestwood Computer Desk becomes an essential for any student. This practical yet attractive desk offers an airy desktop perfect for a laptop and office supplies, creating a conducive space for focused study sessions. The convenient drawer helps keep the workspace clutter-free, promoting an organized environment. Made of engineered wood, this universal style desk is an ideal fit for a home office, dorm room, bedroom or any space dedicated to homeschooling. It's not just a computer table, but also a home office desk table that complements any decor style. The Crestwood Desk from Ameriwood Home brings a classic touch to your space, offering functionality without compromising on style.
Features
UNIVERSAL STYLE FOR YOUR HOME The Ameriwood Home Crestwood Computer Desk is designed with a universal style that blends well with any decor; Constructed from engineered wood, it offers a sturdy and durable space for your study needs
FUNCTIONALITY AT ITS BEST The Crestwood Desk serves as a functional computer table and an accent piece; A convenient drawer keeps your workspace clutter-free and organized, while the airy desktop holds your laptop and other office supplies
DEDICATED STUDY SPACE Ideal for your home office, dorm room, bedroom, or any other space dedicated to studying; This home office desk table is the perfect addition for the back-to-school season
SHIPPING & WARRANTY The desk ships flat to your door and requires assembly upon opening; The preassembled desktop makes assembly quick and easy; 1 Year Limited warranty
ASSEMBLED DIMENSIONS Assembly involves 1-2 people; Assembled desk measures 52.01"W x 47.5"D x 30"H; Maximum weight capacity 100 lbs.; Weight post-assembly 65.12 lbs.
