Work Desks

With more people working from home everyday, the workspace becomes a very important aspect of our daily lives. There are many great designs, and a lot of different materials that compose a beautiful work desk. Below, find 9 of our favorite work desk options in a range of prices, some suited only for large spaces, others for use in limited space.

1. Aria Desk by Herman Miller, $2199 More Details | BUY

2. Minimal Float Wall Desk, $699 More Details | BUY

3. Wall Mounted Desk by Mash Studios, $720 More details, BUY

4. 1920´s French Drafting Table by Restoration Hardware, $675 More Details | BUY

5. Maya Desk by Dare Studio, $4000 More Details | BUY

6. Laura Desk by Phloem Studio, price on req. More Details | BUY

7. StudioDesk by Blue Lounge, $545 More Details | BUY

8. Celine desk by Nazanin Kamali, price on req. | BUY

9. Flatmate Secretary, $1360 More Details | BUY

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SAWMILL HOUSE

The award-wining Sawmill House by Olson Kundig, sets the standard in design and sustainability. Set in the harsh high desert of California, Sawmill is a family retreat embedded into the tough, scrubby landscape, and uses sustainable strategies and reclaimed materials. Made from concrete, steel, glass, and using salvaged and recycled materials whenever possible, the industrial-modern house operates completely off the grid, and was inspired by the tradition of tents a...
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PARK STREET HOUSE

The Park Street House reimagines a post-war brick home in Brunswick West, embracing a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Designed by Michael Ong Design Office, the renovation prioritizes openness, light, and connection to nature, reflecting the owners's desire to live outside as much as possible. A central courtyard replaces the former living room, improving natural light, ventilation, and spatial flow. Timber sliding doors disappear into concealed...
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INHERITANCE LEATHER COLLECTION

Modern Anthology and designer Stephen Kenn have teamed up for a leather version of his popular Inheritance Collection. Stephen Kenn first broke into the design scene back in 2011, with a minimalist furniture collection crafted from welded steel frames, with repurposed vintage military fabrics, and with a stylish stand out feature - a supportive structure created by simply weaving strapping through the frame attached with leather belts. Now Brooklyn-based retailer Mo...
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