Invite authenticity into your space with this vintage desk, a true piece of craftsmanship that combines raw wood with a patina orange metal body. Its large compartmentalized drawer and the niche on the right, complemented by a shelf, offer a perfect blend of functionality and style. This desk, imbued with history, will bring a warm touch to your interior, whether in an office or a creative corner. Some traces of time add to its unique character. Length: 150 cm Width: 72 cm Height: 92 cm Seat height: 69 cm Drawer height: 13 cm Niche height: 37 cm A brief history of the craftsmanship furniture Before being a decorative object, craftsmanship furniture was created in the 19th century to meet the precise needs of apothecaries, printers, or seed merchants. Its structure, dictated by use, is recognized by its multitude of drawers and brass nameplates that allowed for stock identification without wasting a second. Whether called a "drawing desk" or a "workshop week drawer," it today brings a raw industrial charm and unmatched storage capacity. This furniture tells of an era when furniture was an extension of the artisan's hand, making each mark of wear a testament to its past story.
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Invite authenticity into your space with this vintage desk, a true piece of craftsmanship that combines raw wood with a patina orange metal body. Its large compartmentalized drawer and the niche on the right, complemented by a shelf, offer a perfect blend of functionality and style. This desk, imbued with history, will bring a warm touch to your interior, whether in an office or a creative corner. Some traces of time add to its unique character. Length: 150 cm Width: 72 cm Height: 92 cm Seat height: 69 cm Drawer height: 13 cm Niche height: 37 cm A brief history of the craftsmanship furniture Before being a decorative object, craftsmanship furniture was created in the 19th century to meet the precise needs of apothecaries, printers, or seed merchants. Its structure, dictated by use, is recognized by its multitude of drawers and brass nameplates that allowed for stock identification without wasting a second. Whether called a "drawing desk" or a "workshop week drawer," it today brings a raw industrial charm and unmatched storage capacity. This furniture tells of an era when furniture was an extension of the artisan's hand, making each mark of wear a testament to its past story.