Alea Atreo 2 Legs And 2 Bases Desk Composition With Rectangular Screens 420 × 163 × 73.4 cm
The Alea Atreo desk composition with rectangular screens is a shared office table for teams arranging several work areas together. Its defining feature is a set of white melamine screens paired with an open-angle leg design, combining a clear visual division between desk spaces with a coordinated, light-coloured appearance.
Atreo Shared Desk Design
This Alea desk composition brings a broad work surface and rectangular screens into one coordinated setup. It is suited to offices planning a shared desk arrangement, where screens help mark out individual working areas without turning the composition into separate standalone desks.
The open-angle legs give the desk a distinctive support style, while the composition uses two legs and two bases. White finishes across the top, legs, bases and screens keep the main elements visually consistent; black feet provide a contrasting detail at floor level.
As a desk arrangement rather than a single compact workstation, the Atreo can be considered for open-plan office layouts and other shared work settings. Its overall proportions make it a substantial piece, so check that the intended room and circulation space can accommodate it before choosing a position.
Rectangular Melamine Screens
The rectangular screens are made from melamine and finished in white. They create a visible boundary between adjacent desk areas, which can help people orient their own workspace within a shared setup. The product data does not specify acoustic performance, so choose these screens for visual separation rather than relying on them to reduce noise.
The white screen finish continues the desk’s restrained colour scheme and makes the partitions part of the furniture composition rather than a separate accessory. This can be useful when a workplace needs a consistent look across shared desks, while the rectangular shape gives the arrangement a straightforward, structured appearance.
Because the screens are included in the composition, buyers can plan the desk and its visual divisions as one furniture choice. Consider how the screen layout will relate to nearby work areas and the way people use the room; no additional screen configuration or mounting options are specified.
Configuration And Planning
The configuration has no metal tray, top access points, cable grommets, vertical cable duct or cable sheath. This matters when planning equipment: the supplied desk does not include these cable-routing features, so assess your cable-management requirements before purchase rather than assuming they are built in.
The top, legs, bases and screens are white, with black feet. That palette suits buyers looking for a predominantly white office table with a small contrasting element at floor level. The data does not specify adjustable height, storage, or other ergonomic features, so these should not be assumed when comparing desk options.
Choose the Alea Atreo when the priority is a coordinated shared desk composition with rectangular melamine screens and an open-angle leg design. Its defined two-leg, two-base construction and included screens make the configuration clear for office planning, while the absence of listed cable-access features helps buyers identify any additional requirements in advance.