Armoires Bedrooms Bird Cages Buffets Cabinets Chairs Chests Coffee Tables Console Mirror Console Tables Desk Chairs Desks Dining Chairs Dining Tables Fireplace Hallstands Mirrors Ocassionals Small Tables Sofas Stools TV Cabinets Bars Children	desk office L-G (DS 1) H75 X 135 X 75 CM	davenport A (DS 2) H89 X 55 X 58 CM	davenport (DS 3) H85 X 55 X 51 CM
	escritoire chipp B L-G (DS 4) H110 X 104 X 60 CM	escritoire chipp L-G (DS 5) H110 X 104 X 60 CM	filling cabinet 2 drawer (DS 6) H77 X 55 X 60 CM
	filling cabinet 3 drawer (DS 7) H106 X 54 X 58 CM	french writing table A 10 drawer L-G (DS 8) H76 X 160 X 90 CM	french writing table 140 x 80 L-G (DS 9) H76 X 140 X 80 CM

Desk is a furniture form and a class of table. It is often used in a work or office setting to read or write on, using simple implements like a pencil and paper or complex ones like a computer. Desks often have one or more drawers. Unlike a regular table, only one side of a desk is suitable to sit on, except for some unusual desks like a partners desk. Not all desks have the form of a table. For instance, an Armoire desk is a desk built within a large wardrobe-like cabinet usually having the height of an adult person. To many the ideal or generic concept of a desk is the pedestal desk, which is often called an executive desk. At one extreme in size one finds the Armoire desk, encased in a very large cabinet looking like a traditional wardrobe from the exterior, when the doors are closed. At the other end one finds the portable desk, which, in its smallest forms, is light enough to be placed on a lap or on small supports on a bed.