This 1960s desk is crafted entirely from transparent acrylic glass, with a subtle warm hue especially evident at the edges, where the material takes on a slightly yellowish tone. The desk features a simple, geometric design: the top and two sides are cut from a single, thick sheet of acrylic, bent into a U-shape without any visible joints or hardware. The absence of decorative elements, handles, or drawers reinforces its minimalist concept. Glossy, smooth surfaces reflect light, highlighting the desk’s clarity and visual lightness. The thick acrylic provides stability and durability, despite the piece’s airy appearance. Condition: good – minor scratches and signs of age are visible, consistent with vintage use, with no significant damage. This desk tells the story of an era marked by experimentation with new materials and a bold embrace of synthetics to achieve a fresh aesthetic. Germany in the 1960s was a time when modernism merged with a fascination for technology, and acrylic—once associated with industry—became a symbol of visual transparency and lightness. The desk echoes the language of design from that period: “I need no ornaments, because my form and material define my character.” The play of light on the glossy surface gently blurs its contours, evoking a world where function and modernity are intertwined with a subtle dance of light and space. Such a desk can be paired with a classic, upholstered mid-century chair or a contemporary seat featuring metal or leather accents. It would be well suited to a minimalist office or home workspace, where its transparency and lack of superfluous details foster a sense of order. It is worth
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Height75 cm
Width55 cm
Length130 cm
Dimension details
Length130 cm
Height75 cm
Width55 cm
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