San Diego - Desks and Writing Tables

AMBIANIC presents French Provincial Heritage Desk Grand Tour Walnut Writing Desk  Presents in walnut construction with shaped and beveled top having parquetry inlay over skirt with d...

Newly restored Edward Wormley Desk designed for Dunbar with ebony brass legs. Beautiful wood grain waterfalls off the side of the desk. Three drawers slide smoothly and tuck neatly i...

This is a rare desk by Peter Protzman for Herman Miller. Herman Miller only produced this series for a short 2 years as the production was too expensive. Produced between 1970-1971. ...

Rare Executive writing desk designed by Arne Vodder and produced by Sibast furniture in Denmark around 1960. This large L-shaped desk is made of solid teak and high quality old-growt...

For sale is a stunning, professionally refinished desk designed by the iconic Lou Hodges for the California Design Group in 1981. This piece is a true testament to Hodges' unparallel...

For sale is a stunning, in original condition, desk designed by the iconic Lou Hodges for the California Design Group in 1979. This piece is a true testament to Hodges' unparalleled ...

Stunning Oak Industrial Drafting Table Desk with Drawers Storage attributed to E.H. Sheldon & Co 45 h at tallest, 40 h at shortest x 36...

Vintage Burl wood console table or writing desk in the style of John Widdicomb. Console comes with two drawers and features parsons style legs.

Rare hand-crafted rosewood desk designed by Torbjorn Afdal for Bruksbo. The drawers made with very fine detailed zipper joinery. With original key and working lock mechanism. Origina...

1960s Classic Knoll Desk sophisticated large executive partners desk with chrome steel four-star base Two drawers on each side (as it can be used as a partners team desk). Unmarked....

Beautifully restored walnut Glenn of California Desk by Kipp Stewart and Stewart Macdougall. Features four drawers with aluminum pulls. Perfect for a smaller office or bedroom. Condition: Has been restored to excellent vintage condition. All drawers slide smoothly. Dimensions: 30.25”H x 47.75”L x 18”D About the Designers: KIPP STEWART & STEWART MACDOUGALL both emerged from the California modernist movement of the mid 20th century. They pooled their talents in the late 1950s to design a line of modern domestic furnishings in natural walnut for the DREXEL Furniture Company—'Declaraton'. KIPP STEWART is a celebrated American architect, designer, and painter. He was born in Pittsburgh in 1928 and sent off at a young age to live with distant relatives in California. Destiny sealed a future in design for Stewart at age 15 when, while hitchhiking to school in Los Angeles one day, he fell in love with the pencilled industrial drawings that were displayed in a storefront window on Melrose Avenue. He refused a track and field scholarship at USC in order to enroll at the Chouinard Art Institute in the late 1940s. In addition to furniture design, Stewart's passion for the arts has led to notable works in painting, photography, and architecture. The Ventana Inn in Big Sur is his most widely-known architectural project. Stewart’s landscape paintings have been exhibited in museums and galleries in major cities, including MoMA. He still paints today. STEWART MACDOUGALL was born in 1927 in Pasadena. He attributes his fascination with design to growing up in house built by prominent architect brothers Charles S. and Henry M. Greene. MacDougall overcame early learning disabilities while attending Miss Orton's Classical School for Girls, which was run by his mother. After a brief stint in the Navy, he attended the Chouinard Art Institute. He then went to work for Victor Gruen Associates where the principal designer, architect Rudolf Baumfeld, a student of Le Courbusier's, became his mentor. This association cemented MacDougall's design aesthetic. A striving for simple line without fussiness is clearly apparent throughout his work, whether in furniture, sailboats, golf equipment...

For sale is a stunning, professionally refinished desk designed by the iconic Lou Hodges for the California Design Group in 1981. This piece is a true testament to Hodges' unparalleled craftsmanship and keen sense of functional design. The desk is crafted from beautiful, high-quality oak, which has been expertly refinished to showcase its original grain and rich, warm color. The oak exterior has been carefully maintained and is in excellent condition, radiating a timeless charm that is sure to enhance any interior. Boasting a unique layout for maximum efficiency, this desk features a built-in filing cabinet on the left side, perfect for organizing your paperwork or personal documents. The center of the desk houses a spacious drawer, offering an optimal storage spot for your stationery or electronic essentials. On the right, two additional drawers provide ample room for all your office supplies or personal belongings. The desk's design reflects Hodges' signature style, blending the simplicity of modernist design with the organic forms of nature. It provides a spacious work surface, making it not just aesthetically pleasing but also highly functional. This piece is not just a desk, it is a piece of design history, a testament to the golden era of California Design Group and Lou Hodges' innovative approach to furniture design. Whether you are a collector of mid-century modern pieces or simply looking for a unique, high-quality desk for your home or office, this piece is sure to impress. The desk is in excellent condition, with minor signs of use consistent with its age, further enhancing its vintage appeal. It's a true testament to the timeless appeal of Lou Hodges' design—durable, functional, and always in style. Don't miss this opportunity to add a piece of design history to your collection. This exceptional Lou Hodges oak...