Review: The Best Desks For Kids In 2020

The VIVO Height Adjustable Children’s Desk is an ergonomically designed product with your child’s comfort in mind. This desk has an adjustable top that tilts up and down to match your child’s height as they grow. If your child loves to draw, the VIVO is an especially perfect fit. This desk tilts up to 40 degrees so they can get the perfect angle while they doodle. There are also pencil slots and paper stop built into the desktop to keep items from rolling off the desk while tilted, not to mention ample storage space for books and supplies.

Recommended for kids ages 3 to10, we love this desk for its adjustability and versatility. It’s one desk to rule them all.

The Melissa & Doug desk is great for those looking to add a high-quality hardwood desk to their kid’s area. This desk has a traditional look to it and is great for toddlers up to age 8 and handles up to 150 pounds.

We liked the hinged lift top design which allowed access to storage, while a portion of the desk is stationary making it possible to leave items on top.

In addition to the great design, this desk is very easy to assemble and requires only a Phillips-head screwdriver and some elbow grease. Your child can get right to homework or play with this cute desk from Melissa & Doug.

This desk from ECR4Kids might look a little familiar from your days in elementary school, but trust us when we say its just as proven of a design as ever. This desk is has adjustable legs that adjust from 2 to 2.5 feet tall and plenty of storage for books, notebooks, and other supplies, thanks to its handy front top lid.

With its sturdy wood and steel construction you don’t have to worry about this desk breaking. The feet are made with a self-leveling nylon piece that should keep them from damaging your floor. The desk is compact and will fit in whatever space you have for it. All you need is a good chair and your child has a nice setup for study or play.

The KidKraft Kids Study Desk is a cute design that we couldn’t get over. With the looks of an adult desk but miniaturized, its a perfectly charming addition for your kids’ room or study area. Based from the classic hutch hutch design, this unit has cabinets, drawers, a handy cork board, file organizer, and includes a chair. Recommended use is for ages 3 to 8.

We especially like the cork board which was an adorable feature that allows your child to hang up doodles or photos for everybody to see. This desk from KidKraft looked sharp and mature while still being fun. Whether its all work or all play, your child will love this sweet little piece from KidKraft.

Similar in shape and appeal to the KidKraft Study desk, the Guide Craft Media Desktop is a good for those simply wanting an alternative design for older kids. One thing that certainly sets this desk apart from the KidKraft though is its size which is built for elementary aged children from 5 to 12.

The Guidecraft is built more durably of course but doesn’t skip on any of the key features of a hutch design which includes cork board, 5 accessible cubbies, handy cutouts, and a spacious desktop to accommodate a computer. The wide four foot wide surface takes up a fair amount of space, but allows for lots of room for your child to be creative. This unit from Guidecraft also comes in four delectable colors.

Compared to some of the particle board designs on this list, the Guidecraft is a sturdy model made from hardwood with a lacquered and veneered surface. In short, this desk is bar none in quality and fun.