What desk do you guys use?

[Hockey Playa]

I am in the process of moving and purchasing alot of new stuff. Desk, tv, couches, chairs etc. I used to have a childish desk with minimal workspace and lots of shelves and cabinents. I am looking for a more professional look, with just a flat surface. I saw one at the store with a glass top, and was skeptical. Do any of you guys have experience with a glass surface desk?

Here is the i looked at. Feel free to post yours!

http://www.z-linedesigns.com/upload/products/56_1_large.jpg

 

[sharkbeat]

I personally like the flatter simpler look, such as this:
http://www.officefurnitureplus.com.au/standard/desk_plain_500.jpg
Then buy your own file cabinet that goes underneath it.

I don't like the keyboard drawers and the glass top.

 

[mpimpin]

I don't have a digital pic but I've got a very solid older looking desk. that looks like this one

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...&ndsp=20&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:72&biw=1264&bih=575

Picked it up at a yard sale. It looked like crap some kids had it with paint and crayons all over it. Cost me $40 and another $60 to restore it. Great little project. It's a good conversation piece and something that is solid and not gonna break when I move it etc. You might take a look around some garage sales and see if you can find a nice desk.

 

[ChalengeGuyFan]

do you like fingerprints and obvious dust on your table? If not, then don't get a glass table top or you'll have to clean it constantly.

And a sliding keyboard top is a horrible limitation. I'm pretty sure you'll start to hate it.

Get a big, spacious, brown, manly table which can fit your monitor, keyboard, mouse, papers and that lady you're laying.

Try them all to find the ideal height.

 

[search1ng]

mine looks pretty much exactly like this, Including the L shape, but instead of black underneath, mine is gray.

http://simpleorder.com.au/images-1/5-large.jpg

I think it works pretty well.