Modern Minimalist Walnut Metal Computer Desk 3D Model

A traditional desk designed with dark wood drawers and cabriole legs, ideal for a study or home office, rendered with 6510 polygons.

A classic desk designed with rich dark wood, three functional drawers, and elegant turned legs, perfect for a home office environment, featuring 79793 polygons.

Inspired by timeless classical design, this piece blends 18th-century elegance with modern practicality. Its warm, rich brown woodgrain surface feels smooth to the touch, with intricate curved legs and vintage metal handles adding subtle texture. Ideal for a classic study or living room, pairing beautifully with leather armchairs and antique brass table lamps, it features a spacious tabletop for laptops and writing supplies, plus four drawers for ample storage.

This wooden cabinet takes design cues from the timeless charm of日式 and Scandinavian aesthetics, prioritizing a harmonious blend of nature and minimalism. Crafted with light oak wood, its surface reveals soft, visible grain patterns that evoke warmth and organic texture, while the smooth, sanded edges feel gentle to the touch. The structure is defined by clean, uncluttered lines: a rectangular top tapers subtly to angled, tapering legs, creating an airy, lightweight silhouette that avoids heaviness. On the right, three shallow drawers with rounded, wooden pulls offer easy access for storing small items—from utensils to stationery—their muted tone complementing the cabinet’s overall understated look. The left side features a glass-fronted door with vertical, parallel slats; the translucent glass filters light softly, allowing glimpses of displayed treasures like vintage teacups or framed photos, while the slats add subtle privacy without blocking visibility. This versatile piece shines in spaces where calm and functionality meet style: a sunlit kitchen nook, a serene home office, or a cozy living room. It pairs beautifully with a low-profile linen sofa draped in neutral tones, a woven rattan rug, and a small potted fern, enhancing a natural, lived-in vibe. Alternatively, in a modern study, it anchors a desk setup, its drawers keeping supplies neat and its glass section showcasing personal mementos. Beyond its visual appeal, its practical design—three drawers for hidden storage and a glass door for curated display—makes it both a decorative and functional centerpiece, blending purpose with quiet elegance.