Norman Bel Geddes Desk

American Mid Century American Harvey Probber Inc. Writing Desk, 1960's. Featuring a rectangular form in mixed wood construction with smooth heavily veneered Zebrawood surface and ski...

Danish Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard Nielsen Larger Teak Desk for Soborg Møbelfabrik Denmark, 1960's. Featuring a larger, rectangular wood and metal four drawer desk form with 2 rear cubby shelves...

Pair of Neal Small "Op Art to Pop Art" Smoke Greige Perspex Origami Tables. Featuring the classic, sturdy origami form in Smoke Brown Lucite. Versatile. Lightweight. Portable. Grea...

Pair of Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin attributed Black Walnut & Chrome End Tables, Side Tables, Nightstands, circa 1970. Featuring open rectangular interior (16 x 24.5 x 19.75H) Ch...

circa 1960 Midcentury Danish oak desk sku 1326 Measures: W 130 x D 70 x H 73 cm.

This beautiful small lady's desk comes from England and was made during the Regency period around 1830. The desk features a pretty kingwood veneer on the outside. It has a flip up to...

circa 1870 19th century English pine clerks desk. Measures: W128 x D74 x H93 cm.  

Plume Osis block desk by Llot Llov Dimensions: H 100 x W 90 x D 40 cm Materials: birch Pattern: Plume Also available in mouse, lime, yeti. With the new OSIS BLOCK EDITION, which is inspired by the shape of various rectangular bodies and is used as coffee tables or desks, the design duo LLOT LLOV presents the new colours of the OSIS surface. Inspired by the first furniture edition of OSIS – these three tables are a further development, which present the OSIS surface very well with particularly large surfaces, as one can dive into the depths of the pattern when looking at them. Behind the LLOT LLOV brand is the studio for product and interior design as well as the producer of furniture, objects, lighting and surfaces. Since their foundation in 2006 by Ania Bauer and Jacob Brinck, the two Berlin based author designers have established themselves internationally. One of their recognizable features is the reinterpretation of traditional arts and crafts brought into a contemporary design context. An example of this is OSIS, an innovative surface finish using salt...