Condition: Good — vintage item is fully functional but has signs of wear such as scratches, dents, material defects and repairs
Defects: see detailed photos
This 1960s Bauhaus-style desk is a magnificent example of modernist design. The frame cleverly combines wood and curved chrome-plated tubular steel, reflecting the essence of the Bauhaus movement, known for its fusion of aesthetics and functionality.
The frame of the desk is made of chromed tubular steel with a curvature that gives lightness and grace to the structure. This curved steel intertwines with the wood, creating an interesting visual contrast. However, the tubular shows clear signs of oxidation, which testify to the age and use of the desk.
The desk top is a deep green, adding a pop of color and a distinctive look, while the surface is smooth and durable, ideal for everyday use. The top also shows obvious signs of wear, highlighting its history and long-term use.
On the right, the desk features four drawers, providing ample space for organizing documents and utensils. On the left side, there is a slightly larger drawer, designed to accommodate larger items or important documents, ensuring convenience and easy access. Seat footprint, height 60 cm, width 68 cm.
The combination of modern materials and functional details makes this desk an elegant and practical piece of furniture, perfect for those who appreciate the functional and refined design of the Bauhaus period.
