040 Loftus Desk
W77 D36 H30
A curved desk, finished in tiza gesso, has two acrylic slab supports dissecting its top. A single drawer features a concealed hand-grab and metal drawer runners.
“You can’t wait for inspiration, you have to go after it with a club”
– Jack London
Vintage English Solid Mahogany Desk
W45.5 D21 H30
Tan leather top with fine gold leaf edge-detailing. Solid brass hardware.
074 Hardin Sofa Table
W72 D28 H30
Inspired by the 19th Century age of exploration, this reeded-edge drop-leaf console table doubles as a writing table.
049 Cumulus Capiz Writing Table
W48 D26 H30
Champagne foil finished iron frames with capiz shell floating shelves. The writing surface for the desk is glass, creating a strikingly stunning silhouette.
“You can’t wait for inspiration, you have to go after it with a club”
– Jack London
049 Paragon Angled Writing Table
W74 D32 H30
Angled returns on each end serve to create a defined and intimate workspace that offers better access to the entire work surface. There is one full-extension self-closing drawer in the center and the top features an onyx black faux leather writing surface.
049 Bal Harbour Desk
W68 D35 H30
Metal/faux leather drawer pulls on the four box drawers and two file drawers on all ball bearing slides. Lockable.
031 Old World Walnut Executive Desk
W72 D36 H30, Kneehole Height: 23.75
Two file drawers on metal slides can accommodate letter or legal files. Pull-out writing surface above each pedestal. Old World Walnut Burl finish.
“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will”
– George Bernard Shaw
034 Harrison Four Drawer Writing Table
W79.75 D26 H31.5
The Harrison Four Drawer Writing Table is made from solid maple with Beeswing Primavera surfaces and is standard with nickel and leather strap pulls.
034 Lawson Desk
W64 D26 H30
Crafted in Mahogany with Santos Rosewood veneers, each of the four drawers is fitted with an Antique Silver key liner.
“Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.”
– William Morris
