| Product Style: Modern & Contemporary |
| Desk Type: Secretary Desk |
| Finish: Lacquered Black Linen / Champagne / Black |
| Hardware Finish: Lacquered Black Linen / Champagne |
| Materials: Linen / Mahogany / Engineered Wood / Iron / Faux Velvet / Performance Leather / Brass |
| Number of Fixed Shelves: 2 |
| Number of Drawers: 3 |
| Drawer Slide Type: Undermount / Soft Close Ball Bearing |
| Adjustable Hinge: No |
| Floor Protection: Adjustable Glides |
| Location Rating: Indoor |
| Anti-Tip Safety Hardware Included: Yes |
| Product Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth or static duster. Always avoid the use of harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as they may cause damage to the item's finish. |
| Assembly Required: No |
| Product Style: Modern & Contemporary | Desk Type: Secretary Desk | Finish: Lacquered Black Linen / Champagne / Black |
| Hardware Finish: Lacquered Black Linen / Champagne | Materials: Linen / Mahogany / Engineered Wood / Iron / Faux Velvet / Performance Leather / Brass | Number of Fixed Shelves: 2 |
| Number of Drawers: 3 | Drawer Slide Type: Undermount / Soft Close Ball Bearing | Adjustable Hinge: No |
| Floor Protection: Adjustable Glides | Location Rating: Indoor | Anti-Tip Safety Hardware Included: Yes |
| Product Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth or static duster. Always avoid the use of harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as they may cause damage to the item's finish. | Assembly Required: No |
The Verona Black Secretary Desk is darkly handsome covered in black lacquered linen with metal detailing in a champagne finish. The stretchers on this black desk create added interest to enhance its flair. The beautifully detailed drawer pulls, which are wrapped in matching material in the middle and left bare on each end, grace each drawer with their metallic sheen. The top folds down on this classic piece to reveal a desktop, a center-adjustable shelf, two fixed shelves, built-in power outlets, and two USB ports. Aimee Kurzner designed the chic piece that also has three large drawers.
