Young artists will have room to work and supplies at the ready with this art desk. The large work surface features molded-in compartments for holding art supplies in place, and the hinged dry-erase writing surface opens to reveal a storage area underneath. Art essentials can be kept within reach with the raised shelf and 4 large bins, while the vertical compartments are ideal for storing coloring books and tablets. The desk comes with 1 New Traditions chair and includes a push-button light for added illumination. The poly construction is durable and easy to wipe clean.

Product Features:

• Large work surface gives young artists room to work
• Molded-in compartments for holding art supplies in place
• Hinged dry-erase writing surface opens to reveal a storage area underneath
• Raised shelf and the 4 large bins make it easy to keep essentials within reach
• Vertical compartments are ideal for storing coloring books and tablets (not included)
• New Traditions chair offers comfort
• Push-button light for added illumination
• Poly construction is durable and easy to wipe clean
• Batteries Required: 3/AAA (not included)
• Ages: 3 years and up
• Includes desk and chair
• Assembly required
• Dimensions: 20.3″l x 35.5″w x 31.3″h
• Warranty: 2 years limited

(Model 702500)

CHOKING HAZARD: Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Deluxe Art Master Desk

Why We Love the Deluxe Art Master Desk

Working Desk Light

Little artists can push the light to illuminate their workspace for more detailed projects.

Built-In Storage

Use the molded-in cubby spaces, vertical storage bins, and raised storage shelf to keep craft and art supplies neat.

Hidden Storage Space

The bonus space below the hinged desktop whiteboard is ideal for keeping finished artwork and other essentials close!

Easy-Clean Surface

Wipe the durable plastic surfaces clean for a quick way to tidy up!

Creativity + Role Play

Creativity is the ability to think outside the box – and what better way to hone this skill than to hand a child a blank canvas to play with! Crafting new pieces of artwork requires kids to think creatively and with an open mind, string ideas together in new ways and use creative solutions to solve problems.

Esteem + Self Expression

When we encourage children to explore art, we encourage them to express themselves! Art provides a unique environment where it is safe to experiment and create, where questions are invited and new ideas are celebrated. Regular access to this type of environment helps kids feel more confident and comfortable with their creativity as they grow.

Visual Skills + Memory

Painting, drawing and sculpting are great ways to develop visual-spatial skills in young children. With every brush stroke, kids analyze what they see and make choices based on that visual information. Over time, these visual-spatial skills will go on to help your child read maps, follow dance moves and even solve math problems.

Physical + Motor Skills

Gripping a paint brush, drawing dots, mixing colors or squeezing a glue bottle all require physical dexterity and coordination. Practicing these motions often is a great way to fine-tune motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Play Together!

• When your little artist is seated and ready at their art station, and you have some paper of your own, talk about what you’ll both be drawing within 5-10 minutes. When the time is up, reveal your creations! It’s fun to see how different two drawings of the same thing can be. Ideas can vary from elaborate to simple – like a fishing boat on the water, a bird sitting in a tree, or a house, car, or airplane.
• Letter & Shape Practice: Take turns showing your little artist how to write letters and draw shapes. Gradually start sounding out words for them to spell, or shape sequences to draw.
• Duet Draw: Take turns drawing one line to create a masterpiece! Watch as your creation turns into abstract art or forms a scene. The possibilities are endless as you make memories and a beautiful piece of art together.
• Clean up after your creative activities together! Make sharing the clean-up responsibilities fun with your little one. Wiping down the desk, pushing in the chair, and putting art supplies back into the storage caddies when playtime is over will help foster good habits, show an example of teamwork, and a bonus in motor skill development.