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METIS, Compact Home Office Desk by Gonçalo Campos for WEWOOD

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Named after the Greek goddess of Wisdom, Cunning, and Prudence, the METIS desk embodies all the virtues of its namesake – and then some. Despite its unassuming appearance, the compact oak desk comes equipped with three doors, two lidded compartments, and even a secret stash to maximize storage and minimize clutter. You wouldn’t think that so much space could fit within the sleek reduced form, but thanks to the clever design by Gonçalo Campos for WEWOOD, it’s possible to maintain both your mess and your style. Created with the consumer in mind, this thoughtful product is functional, comfortable, and looks good, too. They say a cluttered desk means a cluttered mind — if an organized workspace is all it takes to keep you sharp, then METIS will put you over the top. Get yours here.

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