Dezeen Showroom: electric standing desk meets nested expanding worktable in the Veritas desk by American brand Hulala Home, designed for modern home offices.
The Veritas desk combines a height-adjustable electric standing desk with a 360-degree rotating side extension, allowing it to adapt to different spaces and working styles as the moment demands.
With the pivoting side extension open, the desk provides an expansive surface for multiple screens, creative projects and collaborative work.
Nested, it is compact while still bringing a sculptural presence from its solid construction and warm wood veneer finish.
In both positions, the electric lift system allows for smooth transitions between sitting and standing, with three memory presets making it easy to return to favoured heights.
The main desktop comfortably supports multiple monitors, while a flip-top power panel keeps charging access within reach and hidden cable routing helps keep the work environment tidy.
“Made for homes that need furniture to think ahead, Veritas combines movement, storage and adaptable space in one smart design,” said Hulala Home. “It’s a desk that keeps up when your day asks for more.”
Product details:
Product: Veritas 360-Degree Rotating Desk Electric Adjustable standing desk
Brand: Hulala Home
Contact: moc.zhdraysj@mb-draysj
Materials: engineered wood with fluted wood veneer
Colours/finishes: oak, acorn
Dimensions: 1575 x 719 x 1225 millimetres
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