Storage. A well-designed child’s desk will have intuitively positioned, practical storage areas that give them easy access to frequently used stuff. Drawers on the sides that allow them to access their learning material without getting up from their seat are the most desired feature. Books are usually stored in open shelves above the desktop. However, you might want to consider your child’s height before selecting the hutch. Your child precariously standing on the chair to get a book from a compartment is not a great idea. · Space for PC. Older kids might prefer a desk with dedicated space for

White desks with a hutch are a lovely addition to any child’s room irrespective of the décor. White is elegant and harmonizes with the rest of the furniture easily. More importantly, children don’t find it boring. These protean furniture pieces can also serve as your kids’ favorite corner of the home for schoolwork, arts and crafts and everything else that catches their fancy. Not to mention that the multiple storage options in the hutch easily accommodate hundreds of things that would otherwise encroach and clutter a tidy looking room.

The desk with hutch will be subject to a lot of abuse. So, you can cut corners and buy a cheap MDF table or cheaper varieties of wood like Douglas fir. · Or, you can buy the best quality hardwood that will not bend, dent, warp or chip even if you have ten kids beating it to a pulp. The best contenders in this category are red oak, poplar or maple. · If you wish to tighten those purse strings a little, plastic or melamine tables can be a good option.