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1. Garden Trading’s Elder Desk Lamp in ‘Lily White’ is designed to lift and brighten your home office, whether you’re a lover of monochrome minimal- ism or a rainbow of hues. It’s adjustable in three places with the press of a button for ultimate angled lighting. The lamp is priced at £85. www.gardentrading.co.uk


2. This Sola Solid Walnut Home Office Desk by Greenway Furniture has an abundance of features, including a key- board tray, three drawers, and a pull-out filing cabinet, plus a two-shelf storage cupboard. The desk is crafted from the highest grade of solid walnut, sourced from sustainable, managed plantations, and priced at £775. www.greenwayfurniture.co.uk


3. Lakeland Furniture’s Quebec Office Chair in vintage brown is made from soft faux leather, which is wrapped around three backrest ‘pads’ filled with high density foam. Both the arms and frame of the chair are moulded from chrome. The chair is priced at £194.99. www.lakeland-furniture.co.uk


4. The Brooklyn Natural Solid Oak & Metal Desk by Oak Furnitureland is a welcome addition to any modern home office, featuring an open metal frame with a dark, aged effect that gives it an industrial appeal. The desk includes plentiful storage; a central shelf provides a great home for books and stationery; one side features three deep storage drawers, and the other has a handy cup- board compartment. The desk is priced at £699.99. www.oakfurnitureland.co.uk


5. The Library of Wall Storage by The Dormy House creates a focal point in any room and provides a place for every book and/or precious collectables. The unit also provides hidden storage, and will look great in the home office. The Library of Wall Storage is priced at £2520. www.thedormyhouse.com


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