Oeuf NYC Moss Desk
Oeuf NYC

Oeuf NYC Moss Desk

£659.00

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£659.00

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The Moss Desk from Oeuf NYC is designed to become a standout piece in any home. Every inch of this striking desk has been carefully considered to create the most comfortable and practical experience for your child.Sleek hardwood legs form a solid foundation for the clean lines of the desktop. Backed with the signature waves of Oeuf's Moss range, there is ample space for children to dive into work or play, whether it's an ambitious art project or a piece of homework from their favourite subject. A soft-close drawer opens out from the front, keeping paper, pens and paintbrushes easily reachable. The sides of the desk are open, perfect to hold works-in-progress, books and notebooks.Adjustable to two heights, the Moss Desk is suitable from age 7 through to adulthood, playing a beautiful role in the formative years of childhood.

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