Eclipse Desk by Fred Rigby
A celebration of materials and form, the Eclipse Desk invites touch with its intriguing, asymmetrical shape. Developed into a table from a hand-drawn line, the design’s distinctive silhouette features a steel column that doubles as a storage container to keep desk space clutter-free.
Designed to stand alone as a centrepiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of home office furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye.
Details
Materials
Dark oiled oak tabletop & leg with Black steel column
Natural oiled tabletop & leg with Black-Brown steel column
Dimensions
H 75 x W 160 x DÂ 80 cm
All measurements to furthest point on curve
A celebration of materials and form, the Eclipse Desk invites touch with its intriguing, asymmetrical shape. Developed into a table from a hand-drawn line, the design’s distinctive silhouette features a steel column that doubles as a storage container to keep desk space clutter-free.
Designed to stand alone as a centrepiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of home office furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye.
Details
Materials
Dark oiled oak tabletop & leg with Black steel column
Natural oiled tabletop & leg with Black-Brown steel column
Dimensions
H 75 x W 160 x DÂ 80 cm
All measurements to furthest point on curve
Description
A celebration of materials and form, the Eclipse Desk invites touch with its intriguing, asymmetrical shape. Developed into a table from a hand-drawn line, the design’s distinctive silhouette features a steel column that doubles as a storage container to keep desk space clutter-free.
Designed to stand alone as a centrepiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of home office furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye.
Details
Materials
Dark oiled oak tabletop & leg with Black steel column
Natural oiled tabletop & leg with Black-Brown steel column
Dimensions
H 75 x W 160 x DÂ 80 cm
All measurements to furthest point on curve
