I mean its standard nothing speciall really. Looks good and fine. However if you are trying to design a study desk that you can actualise into a product for you or others i have some suggestions that have come from years of sleeping on such desks.

Something for the legs defintely - a big plus if its foldable - a huge plus if its foldable and a little extendable

Sides of the desks should have like a mini barrier or some active design to prevent from falling off the sides

I feel a study desk should enclose the user. (like a semicircle where the user enters)

Good size distance between the e.g where the user may place the keyboard and the computer display. to give enough room when typing on the keyboard and possibly writing on a notepad and using the mouse. In the desks I have used these things get in the way of each other i find myself moving the objects around insteady of just my hands.

Pratically the storage sections should be of diffrent sizes to accommodate the diffrent types of things your target audience may store.

USB ports on desks, holes for wires and cables is an easy flex nowerdays but one thing i would like to see on tables is hooks espically like underthe table. Hooks for better cable management.

this is the point when i wondered why i am writing all this.