Where did you get this desk?

Gregory Buford

3 years ago

Any suggestions on where to purchase this desk? Also, what type of wood is in the base inset?

Thanks!

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Perceptions Interiors
3 years ago
Hey Greg! This is the Victor desk by Elite Modern. The wood inset is walnut and there are a ton of metal and glass finish options. Good luck!

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