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2. Tan intage fau leather, height- adustable and cured armrests, the Franklin by Cult Furniture is a triple threat when it comes to offi ce chairs. eaturing a cured backrest, padded seat and a black metal base on wheels this is a classic style with a soft industrial touch. Working from home has neer felt better Priced at .
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3. Create the perfect home offi ce space with the Armstrong Industrial Desk by Funky Chunky Furniture Co. With a handy drawer to store away the essentials, and a choice of two shapes in its black metal legs. Whether its home-working, homework or reading a book, the desk will help you create the space all the family needs. Priced at .
www.funky-chunky-furniture.co.uk
4. With its cubed design, the Ribbon Tall Bookcase from Vox is the ideal way to display your books in style. inished in an oak effect with slim black legs, this sheling unit is great for bringing
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5. The stylish Ellen Brass & Opal Dome Table Lamp by Lime Lace is a sleek design with a cool lue look. With a nod to a minimalist and timeless Scandinaian design, llen fi ts beautifully into most interior schemes. The sleek opal glass shade adds an elegant contrast to the slim frame and contributes isual olume and a wide fi eld of light. Priced at ..
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6. Shelved’s Modular Desk Unit creates the perfect compact desk with surrounding sheling perfect for storing books and fi les. The desks compact footprint, sleek styling, and ample shelf space make it easy to blend into any decor, and is fi nished in white with white paneling. Priced from ..
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