This desk from the 1960s, designed and produced in Germany, exemplifies the functional and refined character of mid-century modern design. The rectangular marble top, rendered in cream, beige, and black tones, features a bold, expressive veining pattern that draws the eye to the natural dynamism of the stone. The polished surface accentuates the depth and intricate structure of the marble, creating a lively, organic effect. The top is supported by slender steel legs finished in matte black, composed of thin rods arranged in angular, openwork forms. The entire structure relies on precise engineering—the marble rests securely on the metal frame, with no visible fasteners or hardware, emphasizing the piece's minimalist aesthetic. Measuring 140 cm wide, 65 cm deep, and 76 cm high, the desk offers a generous, comfortable working surface. Condition: good – minor signs of wear, such as subtle scuffs on the marble edges, but no major damage or evidence of restoration. This desk tells the story of the 1960s, a period when German design pursued both the solidity of materials and the visual lightness of form. The marble top conjures the image of an architect’s studio—a place where stone becomes a drawing and the steel base introduces a graphic, contemporary rhythm. There’s an undercurrent of mid-century boldness: the interplay between the weight of the marble and the airy geometry of the legs recalls experiments with materiality and light. Each vein in the marble seems to engage in its own dialogue with the frame’s geometry, resulting in a composition that is both original and balanced. The desk could be paired with an upholstered chair of simple lines or a classic bentwood seat to highlight the interplay of materials.
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Height76 cm
Width65 cm
Length140 cm
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Length140 cm
Height76 cm
Width65 cm
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