• Hilltop Acacia Wood Writing Desk - Smoked Acacia
  • Hilltop Acacia Wood Writing Desk - Smoked Acacia
  • Hilltop Acacia Wood Writing Desk - Smoked Acacia
  • Hilltop Acacia Wood Writing Desk - Smoked Acacia
  • Hilltop Acacia Wood Writing Desk - Smoked Acacia

Hilltop Acacia Wood Writing Desk - Smoked Acacia

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Pre-order item. Expected shipping date Jan 4 2027

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    Neat and vintage‑style, this smaller acacia writing desk has a single drawer with a wave‑design handle for a subtle decorative touch. Doubling easily as a dressing table, it suits a...

    Paying homage to Beatrix Potter’s Cumbrian home, the Hilltop Desk is an antique-inspired piece crafted with exceptional care. This smaller style desk doubles as a dressing table, with a single drawer featuring the wave design handle, bringing a feminine charm to any space. Designed for convenience, it comes as a flatpack for easy assembly. Pair with the matching Muncaster Bed, for a considered, cohesive look.

    Dimensions
    Width 80 cm
    Depth 54 cm
    Height 72 cm
    Material Brass, Engineered Board, Wood

    Measurements may vary by up to 3cm. Images used for representative purposes only*

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    A Real Page-Turner

    We started as a mail-order interiors company with three women bringing truly unique designs from the East to interiors-lovers in the West. Lady Annabel Astor, a serial entrepreneur, invited two friends along on a sourcing trip: Sue Jones, whose decorating pedigree includes time at Jasper Conran and Colefax and Fowler, and Lucinda Waterhouse, a skilled horticulturist.