Covet Desk

Case Furniture

£1685

The striking form of the Covet Desk is the work of Japanese designer Shin Azumi. It represents his signature blend of minimalism and functionality, with a solid oak or stained walnut frame supporting a tempered glass work surface. It also features a discrete drawer which is integrated into the frame and a lower bar which can be used for storing books and files. With its clean and simple lines, this contemporary desk is perfect for the home office. Two-person assembly required.

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