The desk stops being a surface. It starts being a setup.
Walnut risers, felt mats, glare-free light bars and cable trays that disappear. Fifty pieces designed to work together on one desk.
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Four fixes for the same desk
Start where your desk annoys you most. Everything is built to the same material language, so pieces from different categories still look like they were bought together.
15 pieces
Get the screen off the desk
A monitor at chin height is why your neck aches by four o'clock. Solid walnut and aluminium risers, laptop stands and desk shelves lift the screen to eye level — and hand back the desk underneath.
15 products
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13 pieces
Everything gets a place to live
Walnut valet trays, caddies, pen blocks and bookends up top. No-drill steel cable trays and power cradles underneath. Clear the desk once, and it stays clear.
13 products
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9 pieces
The layer you touch all day
Oversized felt, cork and leather mats quiet a hard desktop. Solid walnut keyboard and mouse rests hold your wrists flat. Both are shaped for the eighth hour, not the unboxing.
9 products
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13 pieces
Light and power, without the clutter
Glare-free monitor light bars, walnut magnetic chargers, an LED desk clock and headphone perches in walnut, bentwood and brass. Desk tech worth leaving out in the open.
13 products
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The material
Wood with grain, not a photo of grain
Most desk accessories are MDF wearing a printed walnut wrapper. The edge gives it away in a month. Ours are cut from real hardwood — walnut, oak, beech — so the grain runs through the piece and the corner you knock still looks like wood a year later.
Why Erixio
Built to still look right in a year
Desk accessories get touched every day. These are specified for that, not for the unboxing video.
Real hardwood
Walnut, oak and beech cut from solid stock — not MDF under a printed wrap.
Sized for real desks
Risers clear a keyboard, mats cover a full setup, trays fit a standard desk edge.
One material language
Buy a riser now and a wrist rest in March and they will still look like a set.
No-drill fitting
Cable trays, power cradles and clamps mount without putting a hole in the desk.
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Walnut · Oak · Beech · Aluminium · Cork · Felt · Steel
Before you buy
The questions we actually get
Is this solid wood or a wood-look finish?
The walnut, oak and beech pieces are cut from solid hardwood, so the grain runs through the piece and continues across the edges. Where a product uses aluminium, steel, cork or felt, the title and description say so.
Will a riser fit my monitor and keyboard?
Every riser lists its width, depth and clearance height on the product page. Measure your keyboard depth first — that is the dimension that usually decides it, not the monitor.
Do the cable trays need drilling?
No. The Span, Clasp and Lattice trays and the Verge power cradle clamp or mount without screws into the desktop, so they work on a rented desk.
Will pieces bought at different times still match?
Yes. The catalogue is built on one material palette — walnut, oak and beech with aluminium and matte black hardware — so a riser bought today sits happily beside a wrist rest bought later.
How do I look after a walnut piece?
Wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry it. Skip household sprays and standing water. If the surface ever dulls, a little furniture oil brings the grain back.
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