Description
HPL, Concrete Mix, Composite Hardwood, Wood Veneer
95″W x 71″D x 29″H
info@creightnyc.com
2,499.00$
The vast workspace of the Corner Desk is finished in a latte walnut veneer, over a distressed HPL concrete structure. Industrial in style, and perfect for any modern office setting – home or professional – the Broome corner desk epitomises sleek practicality. It is available in both left and right arrangements to fit your space, and you can even add a Broome mobile filing cabinet for concealed storage of desk essentials and secure filing solutions, or the Broome Desk Return in an extended L-formation for extra working space.
HPL, Concrete Mix, Composite Hardwood, Wood Veneer
95″W x 71″D x 29″H
The Houston desk expresses a sharp edge on first glance, yet maintains an artistic presence throughout. Geometric polished stainless steel legs are shaped to form a stable, stylish base. Smooth table top with two concealed drawers complete the unit. Full-extension telescopic glides enable effortless drawer movement.
Adaptable and inspired by ’50s and ’60s furniture designs, our Mid-Century Mini Secretary’s smaller, solid wood frame adds big, vintage-inspired style to your space. A flip down door opens to reveal storage space and a place to perch your laptop.
Desk is a feat of advanced engineering thanks to its innovative cantilever design. The wall-mounted desk appears to float outward into the room against an expansive backdrop panel. Two pull out drawers provide sufficient storage space for office supplies. Ball-bearing glides enable effortless drawer movement. Special wall mounting brackets included.
Leather, wood, and metal come together to form our most stately desk to date. Above, a stitched-suede leather surface provides a luxuriously tactile experience. A wooden, color-match shell below plays home to four full-extension drawers. Lastly, the Hayes’ minimalist steel frame, powder coated in a matte lacquer ensures everything above remains stable without sacrifice to the space below.
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