Victor desk, walnut - slate gray

Hartô

$1,037.00

Colour: Walnut, slate grey


Hartô
Victor desk
$1,037.00



Description

Designed by Pierre-François Dubois for the French brand Hartô, Victor is an attractive and characterful desk consisting of a matt-painted metal frame and walnut-veneered tabletop. Its sleek design and moderate width make it excellent for small working areas, but its large depth provides plenty of working space. The distinctive and practical design is perfected with two drawers and a metallic edge that prevents pens and other items from falling on the floor. Victor has been manufactured in Europe.

Colour
Walnut, slate grey
Width
100 cm
Depth
60 cm
Height
84 cm
Table top thickness
73 cm
Main material
Walnut veneered MDF, solid walnut drawers and slides
Base material
Metal with a matt finish
Drawer size
35 x 42 x 8 cm (interior)
Product ID
HO12010723152

Pierre-François Dubois

Pierre-François Dubois is a Paris-based designer with a background in industrial design. Besides several French design schools, Dubois has also studied at Helsinki’s Aalto University, and the time spent in Finland has given his work a strong respect for natural materials and clean lines. Since 2013, Dubois has been a member of Hartô's team of artistic direction.

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