This 5-seat integrated office tea desk delivers a light luxury aesthetic defined by clean geometric lines and a closed, structured base. Its dual-material tabletop pairs a matte marble-pattern sintered stone section with smooth, CNC-rounded edges alongside a thick, matte natural wood veneer section with a solid wood core, creating visual contrast that balances sleek modernity and warm organic texture. The base combines a brushed stainless steel frame with champagne gold PVD accent panels and matte light gray E1-grade MDF enclosure panels, while the included stools feature brushed stainless steel U-shaped armrest frames with polished weld joints, paired with high-wear linen-look fabric upholstery over high-resilience polyurethane foam cushions. Built for regular use, the desk’s sintered stone surface offers high scratch resistance, low water absorption, and the ability to withstand direct contact with boiling kettles without damage. The frame supports a substantial static load, and the stools’ fabric carries a high abrasion rating for long-term durability. The integrated tea brewing station features an embedded bottom-fill electric boiler with a tempered black glass touch control panel, auto water supply, and a concealed drainage system routed through the base cabinet to floor connections. The closed slatted-side base compartment provides hidden storage for tea utensils, while six adjustable nylon leveling feet compensate for uneven flooring. Each stool’s integrated U-shaped armrests offer seated support and make repositioning simple. The set ships in knock-down form with pre-drilled alignment holes for straightforward assembly. This set fits executive office reception areas for hosting VIP guests, private clubhouse lounge tea areas, open-plan office breakout zones for informal collaborative discussions, and high-end residential tea or dining rooms for family gatherings. It is designed exclusively for indoor use, as wood and electronic components lack weather sealing. For cohesive styling, it pairs well with matching lattice tea display shelving and textured area rugs. Procurement teams should note the product ships across multiple cartons, plan for standard assembly time, account for the 10-year warranty coverage, and verify that intended installation spaces have access to appropriate power and floor drain connections to support the integrated tea system.