I took the 100cm for a small room and it's right for the space but tight with a monitor and a laptop side by side. If you have the wall, take the 120. The desk itself is genuinely lovely, real oak with visible grain and no veneer edges.
Pre-drilled and square. Fifteen minutes from box to working, and it sat flat on the first go.
Rich and even across the whole top. It anchors the room rather than disappearing into it, and it hides fingerprints better than the pale one would.
Went 120cm in natural finish and it fits two 24 inch monitors plus a keyboard with room at the side for a notebook. Solid timber, no wobble when I type fast, which was the problem with my old desk. Four legs, fifteen minutes.
South facing study with one small window. The pale oak bounces what light there is and the room feels twice as open as it did with the black desk.



