• Your surroundings have a direct impact on how you are feeling right now.
• Whether you realise it or not, when you are surrounded by clutter or working at a messy desk, you are experiencing some underlying level of stress and anxiety.
• Clutter is usually made up of a bunch of unfinished tasks or ideas - things that you will need soon, but not right now.
• At the same time, you need somewhere to store your things. You also need to have them easily accessible.
• And because you are a someone with taste, you want that storage to also look like it belongs in a space that you enjoy being in.
• Enter: Wondrwood Deskware.

Short answer:

• If you're just starting out with a few items we recommend going with 2-4 pieces that you feel will best help you take control of your workspace.

We grouped this collection into 3 main setups (Focus, Studio and Executive) based on which pieces our customers often buy together, as well as the intended use cases for the products.

Picture your desk now and what the biggest obstacles are...

• Lots of small items? 👉 Something to gather them all like the Studio Trays or Domain Drawers.
• Easily distracted or trouble managing time? 👉 The Focus Drawers and Quiet Time Desk Clock might be just the remedy to keep calm and stay on task.
• Feels cold, sterile or unfinished? 👉 Some Black Walnut Vases will breathe life back into your setup.

• Free worldwide shipping for all orders over USD $99 (or equal amount in your currency).
• Tracked shipping for all orders.
• 7-days/week customer service.
• Average global shipping time: 7-12 business days on average.
• Refunds, replacements and returns within 60 days.
• Lifetime guarantee on all kitchenware.

Wood Colour:

Over time, wood's appearance can change a little, this is affected by several factors like the type of wood, how much exposure to direct sunlight it gets, and what kind of sealant was used.

• If you want your wooden homeware to look its best, try to keep it out of direct sunlight, or rotate it to avoid one side changing colour faster than the other.
• You can also re-coat wood with a wood sealant to maintain the vibrancy and keep it looking fresh as day 1.
• If you would like to do so, we recommend resealing the wood about once every 2 years or so, provided it is not getting washed daily (eg like a kitchenware item might). For homeware like deskware, vanity trays etc, you do not need to reseal it.
• If you take a little care, your wooden homeware can easily last long enough to become an heirloom item that can one day be passed down to your great-grandchildren.