Selected 20-year-old imported white oak veneer preserves the natural "growth marks" in every desk’s grain. Some bear faint knots, others smooth straight grains; no two tabletops are identical, like bringing a piece of forest wood into your office.

The surface features a "hand-rubbed wood wax oil" finish, free from the glossy sheen of heavy paint. It feels warm and smooth to the touch—never sticky in summer or icy in winter—offering a "sense of closeness" that cheap veneered desks lack.

Even the color palette draws from nature: creamy oak, light walnut, and misty pink wood. All three hues have a soft matte tone—they won’t weigh down the space like dark desks or strain the eyes like bright ones. Paired with potted plants and fabric curtains, they instantly "soften" the office.

The table edges undergo 3cm-wide rounded polishing, resembling the weathered edges of wood in nature—no sharp, uncomfortable pressure when resting your elbows.

The legs use slender solid wood frames paired with low-profile metal feet. From the side, they look like "gently holding up the desktop," free from the oppressive bulk of traditional designs.

Even the drawer pulls are metal pieces shaped like "leaf outlines." Opening a drawer feels like touching a small leaf—every detail exudes comfort.

A "mini garden embedded in the desktop": A 15cm×20cm "planter niche" is reserved in the top right corner, perfect for succulents, small potted plants, or hydroponic pothos. No need for extra flower pots to take up space; a glance at the greenery while typing eases eye strain. The niche bottom has a waterproof coating—spilled water won’t seep into the desktop, so you don’t have to worry about damage.

"Cleverly hidden storage" – no clutter: A "pull-out file tray" on the left under the desk holds frequently used A4 paper and notebooks; just pull it out to access, no need to squat and rummage through cabinets. A "hanging fabric pouch" on the right stores scarves, canvas bags, or loose sticky notes. The soft fabric complements the wooden desktop, feeling warmer than stiff metal cabinets.

"Invisible cable management" – no disrupted beauty: Only one slim circular cable hole is left on the desktop, hidden next to the planter niche. Wires pass through and are almost hidden by plants. A "cotton-linen cable storage bag" under the desk lets you roll up excess wires—no plastic cable racks to ruin the natural vibe. The entire desktop stays clean and neat, showcasing only wood grain and greenery, no messy "industrial traces."

"Compact yet elegant" sizes: The 1.4m model suits single-person home offices (perfect for 1 computer + planter niche + water cup, no overcrowding). The 1.6m model works for studio managers (it holds a computer, drawing tablet, and file rack at once). No sizes exceed 2m—even in small spaces, it doesn’t feel cramped; instead, it adds a "refined touch."

"Versatile and harmonious" style: Paired with Nordic-style linen sofas and wooden bookshelves, it becomes a cozy studio. Matched with ins-style rattan chairs and cream walls, it turns into a comforting home office. Even in traditional Chinese-style offices, the light wood tone softens the heaviness of redwood furniture—no need for renovation; it feels "like it’s always belonged here."

"Transforms into a cozy nook": The 1.4m Huayu desk, placed by a window, becomes a "sunlit work nook." Type in the sunlight during the day, revise plans under a small lamp at night. The potted plant in the niche changes with the light, adding a "sense of life" that ordinary desks lack. When tired, look out the window—energy returns instantly.