BEXEVUE Small L-Shaped Desk with Power Outlets, 100x70 cm corner workstation with reversible storage shelves (beige)

The essentials: a corner desk that also takes care of your power

An L-shaped corner desk is one of those layouts that can quietly change how a room works. This BEXEVUE small L-shaped desk is built around that idea, combining an MDF desktop with a steel frame, plus open storage shelving and power built into the desk itself.

On paper, it’s aimed at making a tidy study or home office setup easier to manage. Instead of running everything from a wall socket and living with a nest of cables, the desk includes a power strip with outlets and USB-style charging. The result you’re after is simple: fewer cables on your desktop, and more of your space actually usable.

The “small” size matters too. It should fit better in bedrooms and smaller work zones where a full-size desk can feel like it’s taking over. That also means it may feel a bit tight for people who need a huge keyboard/mouse area, or multiple big monitors side-by-side.

Where it shines in everyday use

This desk is designed to keep your working kit within reach. You get two open shelves (a tiered, open storage setup) for books, documents, folders, or display items. If you like having reference material at arm’s length, that shelving can do a lot of the background organisation for you.

The L shape is useful for creating a natural “corner” where your laptop, keyboard, or writing area can sit comfortably while the storage stays offset. In a typical setup, you could place a laptop on the main desktop surface and keep notebooks or coursework on the shelves, then use the corner section for a lamp or a small desk organiser.

There’s also a reversible storage element. The side panel can be installed on either side, so you’re not forced into one fixed layout—handy if you’re matching furniture to a window, a doorway, or the way your room is arranged.

Power outlets built in (and the bit to double-check)

A standout feature here is the integrated power strip: the desk includes 2 outlets plus 1 USB and 1 Type-C charging point. The cable length is listed as 1.5 metres, which is important because it effectively affects how close a power source needs to be.

It’s a practical add-on, especially if you want to charge a phone, power a laptop charger, or keep accessories running without trailing cables across your floor. However, do keep in mind that cord length can be the limiting factor—if your wall socket is far away, you may still need to plan carefully (or use a safe cable management approach).

Storage that’s flexible, not just decorative

The storage is open shelving rather than closed drawers. That’s great for quick access, but it does rely on you keeping items reasonably organised—open shelves tend to show clutter more than doors or drawers.

Reversibility is a genuine advantage for a corner desk. If you prefer your bookshelf side on the left rather than the right (or if the room dictates it), the design lets you choose the installation direction according to your needs. It’s one of those features that doesn’t look dramatic in photos, but can be the difference between “works with my room” and “I had to make compromises”.

Build and stability: what you can expect

The desktop is described as FSC-certified wood, paired with a thicker steel frame for strength and durability. There’s also edge technology mentioned, which is usually about how the desk handles are finished.

Stability is covered with adjustable feet pads for different heights. That matters in real homes—uneven floors and carpets are common enough that fixed legs can lead to wobble. If you’ve ever had a desk that rocks slightly when you type, this is the kind of detail that can make day-to-day use feel more solid.

Who it suits (and who might want to look elsewhere)

It makes sense if

It’s a good fit if you want a compact L-shaped corner workstation for a bedroom home office or study area, and you’d rather have open storage shelves plus built-in power points than rely on a cluttered desk setup.

It suits you if you like a reversible layout so you can match the desk to your room, and if you’re organising books, documents, and everyday work essentials within reach.

Worth considering if you need outlets and USB/Type-C charging in one place and want the desktop to look less chaotic.

Not the best choice if

It may not suit you if you expect a very large work surface for extensive multi-monitor or wide desk setups, because this is positioned as a smaller corner desk with a compact overall footprint.

You may want to skip it if your power socket is more than the stated 1.5 metres away and you don’t want to manage extension and cable routing.

It might not be a great match if you prefer fully enclosed storage, since open shelves can leave visible clutter.

Final verdict

If you’re setting up a small corner workspace and you care about keeping power and everyday items organised in one area, this BEXEVUE L-shaped desk is a sensible choice. The built-in power strip plus USB and Type-C, combined with reversible open shelves, gives it a practical “do more with less space” feel.

Just don’t ignore the cable length detail, and be realistic about the desk’s size. For people who need a big, sprawling workstation or fully hidden storage, it could feel more like a mid-range, space-saving solution than a workstation built for heavy-duty, everything-on-top setups.

Mini FAQ

How many power points does it include?

The desk is described as having 2 outlets and a power strip with 1 USB and 1 Type-C charging point.

How long is the power cord?

The cord length is listed as 1.5 metres.

Are the storage shelves fixed to one side?

No. The side panel for the storage can be installed on either side, so you can choose the installation direction.

Is it stable on carpet or uneven floors?

It includes adjustable feet pads intended to keep the desk stable on uneven floors and carpets.

What kind of storage is it?

It uses two tier open shelves, designed for books, documents, or display items rather than closed storage.