1950's Beechwood writing desk designed by Robin Day for Hille.
The beech ‘A’ frame supports 2 floating drawers, with an original grey and white patterned laminate top. A great collectors item, in very good vintage condition with some signs of usage which only adds charm to this rare desk.
Please see we have the matching chair listed separatley.
About the designer:
Robin Day was an iconic British industrial designer, best known for his injection-moulded polypropylene stacking chairs – more than 20 million of which have been manufactured – and his later collaboration with Habitat. He rose to prominence in 1951 when he came up with the seating for the Festival of Britain. This desk was designed a year earlier for London furniture manufacturer, Hille.
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