Bimossa S75 Viya Desk Blue - Light Grey - Black - Cinnamon

This is a great desk if you're working from home. Is quite compact and it's obviously not going to be a sturdy as a solid permanent desk but it's certainly a very very good option if you are short of space.I've been using this to work from home and have absolutely no complaints about this whatsoever.Considering getting one for one of our other home offices.It's a nice finish too.

Just what I needed for home office! Love it! Easy to assemble too with simple instructions! Looks great!

I recently got this desk for me home office, and over all, I’m pretty happy with it. The desk has a nice, clean design that fits in perfectley with my space, especially with the oak & light grey colour combo. It gives a bit of a modern vibe without being too flashy.Building it was a breeze. The instructions were simple enough, and it only took me about 20 minutes to put together (you just need a drill, no weird dowels or screws). If your good with your hands, you could probably do it even quicker. All the tools and bits you need are included, so no runnin to the shop for extra stuff.So, I ordered the 120cm version, but when I measured it, I found it was actuly 110cm wide. Not a huge deal, but a bit annoying since the product page says 120cm. That being said, it's still spacious enough for my laptop, books, and a few other bits. If your planning to cram a lot of things on it tho, it might feel a bit small.The desk has a minimalist, modern look which is perfect if your after something simple and sleek. The metal legs are sturdy, and they look great with the oak top. It’s pretty solid once you’ve built it, and it doesn’t feel cheap, but the surface does feel a little light, so I’d be careful with any heavy items. Over all, it’s decent quality and looks really nice in my study.There’s no storage with this desk, which is fine for me, but if you like having a drawer or something underneith for your stationery, this might not be for you. It’s very basic and just offers the workspace, which is what I needed.At around £130, I do think it’s a bit on the pricey side considering the lack of storage. It’s more of a simple desk with not a lot of extra features, so I would expect to pay a bit less for something this minimal.If your after a stylish, easy-to-assemble desk that doesn’t take up too much space, this desk is perfect for a home office, study, or even as a writing desk. But if you need more functionality, like storage or more space, you might want to look elsewhere.

This desk was very easy to put together. It only requires screws (no dowels or locking nuts!), so using a drill speeds the process up a lot. It’s a nice standard desk, however, it’s 110cm wide, not 120cm like the product page says, so it’s a little smaller than expected. The desk is versatile as it can be used for a computer/laptop, a vanity unit for makeup etc, a writing desk - the list goes on. For a basic desk though, I think it’s overpriced honestly, but it does the job.

This is an attractive desk, if desks can be attractive, that comes flat packed but includes all the tools necessary to construct it. It took me around 20 minutes to assemble, but I expect for someone with better DIY skills it would be quicker. As the desk design is straightforward there are few parts to the desk and it would be quite difficult to make a mistake when building it.Once constructed, the desk is robust and feels very solid. It looks good with the desk and metal legs complimenting each other in suitable colour tones. It has a rather minimalist look.In terms of possible improvements, obviously there is no storage at all with this desk. It is rather like a classroom table. A single under-desk drawer would have been useful and, at around £130 at time of review, it is possibly a little expensive.Nonetheless, a good option for a solid, easily constructed, table. Four stars.

I got this amazing writing desk for my daughter, it’s a beautiful oak desk and my daughter have to install it herself. Nice desk with metal legs.