Sturdy doesn’t mean sterile or simple. Rather, we associate this word with reliable — how we would describe a solid maple desk. Vintage or modern, secretary or executive, its natural construction forms a backbone delivering years of use and a consistent light-to-cream appearance.
Why a Maple Wood Desk?
You have a computer room or study, or find yourself reconsidering how you style your at-home office. The desk is the centerpiece. You can’t rely on something flimsy or delicate, but style and taste play a significant factor. You envision warmth and versatility, and that’s exactly where a solid maple wood desk succeeds.
As a hardwood, maple has strength on its side. At the same time, the grains stain well. Traditionally, the sapwood is used to make maple furniture, desks included. The result leans more toward a white or cream color with accents of reddish-brown — a characteristic of the heartwood — mixed in. As with other hardwoods, maple’s appearance deepens with time, and our vintage pieces particularly reflect this progress.
Transform Your Office
Don’t accept ordinary. Start from the practical and discover your office’s more style-centric side with a new or vintage maple desk from Chairish’s curated selection. This variety highlights the innovative approaches of small businesses, practicing artisans and makers while keeping classic and adventurous antiques in circulation — contributing to the circular economy in the process. Explore executive, rolltop, partner, secretary, writing, computer and more desk arrangements now across this spectrum.
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