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3. he retro-inspired offi ce Lana chair from Cult Furniture features a solid wood frame in a warm, walnut stained fi nish paired with a handwoven cane backrest panel. The curved back and contoured seat in mohair-style velvet offer both style and comfort. The chair blends nostalgia with functionality for a workspace that’s both inspiring and inviting. The velvet is made from 100% recycled PET yarns making it kind to the environment. Price: £229
www.cultfurniture.com
4. The Basebox+ Garden Room from Green Retreats is an affordable garden room offering style and practicality. It features premium cladding, a side screen for enhanced privacy and an integrated deck step, and is fully insulated to provide year-round comfort. The garden room includes professional installation in one to fi ve days and foundations as standard so your home offi ce can be up and running with minimal hassle. Price from: £9,995
www.greenretreats.co.uk
5. The oak Ballatta desk from ercol is ideal to use with a laptop, or as a writing desk, adding a touch of style to your workspace. The desk sits on tapered legs designed to be elegant yet understated, and is compact enough to sit within a hallway or lounge as well as a home offi ce. he des, made from both solid oa and oa veneers and fi nished with a clear matt lacquer, also features a built-in drawer to help keep it tidy. Price: £955
www.ercol.com
6. The Shelved modular desk unit and room divider shelving unit offer a great home offi ce solution, featuring shelving and built-in storage to provide the ideal place to keep accessories and essentials. The modular shelving system can be used to create a self-contained space for working and studying, providing the separation required for a healthy wor-life balance. he units are fi nished with a white frame and white panelling. Price: Modular Desk Unit: £888.80, Room Divider Shelving Unit: £3018.95
www.shelved.co.uk
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