'Ripple' Black Walnut Desk by Tom Vaughan

Mid-century Danish rosewood and stainless steel table by Quistgaard Danish, c. 1950 Height 46cm, width 78cm, depth 78cm Designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard (1919–2008), a celebrat...

Mahogany, sycamore, and silk marquetry inlay centre table English and French, 19th century 84cm wide x 63cm deep x 72.5cm high This nineteenth cent...

English walnut desk, design no.5, 2019. This Desk was shown by the Connaught Brown Gallery of London at the TEFAF art fair in Maastricht and the Masterpiece Fair in London in 2019. ...

Solid walnut work desk by Attune Design Dimensions: W 165 x D 78.7 x H 72.4 cm Materials: Walnut. This solid 3 piece walnut desk, takes notes from feminine energy and beauty: strength and curves at every angle. The sturdy, solid walnut desktop, supported by the graceful curves in the legs and cross bar, represents strength in femininity. We wanted to imagine a solid wooden desk that can be assembled and disassembled without tools, one that had individuality yet adaptable to its environment, and we wanted it to serve as an inspiration for creativity. We are a group of designers passionate about helping businesses reach and resonate with their customers. Whether you’re looking for strategy, customer insights, product or service development, conceptual development, graphic, branding, or packaging design we’re here to help. We specialize in delivering on the unknown; bringing resolution to the “what if’s” and the ”I don’t know’s.” Our human-centered approach has conditioned us to listen to the expressed needs of stakeholders, while identifying the unexpressed. To us, everything is about the user experience and we work tirelessly to make sure it is considered at every turn. Driven by the desire to bring harmony, honesty, and beauty to the things and places we live with, Attune was founded by Nelson Jenkins, Zach Boomer and Mitch Barbon in 2020. The interdisciplinary design team with backgrounds in furniture, product and mechanical design have collaborated on projects ranging from environmental tech, interior design, modular and art-furniture. Applying their design principles, Zach and Nelson now create expressive pieces which stand at the intersection of form and function. They are drawn to works that challenge assumptions of form, while pushing the limits of the materials and processes they use. Their first collaborative furniture piece produced, Zola, has both Latin and African origin...