Image source: Poliform — Home Hotel Desk
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Home Hotel Desk
Massaud's Home Hotel writing desk in black elm with solid wood legs and a leather desk pad
1850 × 725 × 660 mm
2016
Italy
Official product information
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Overview
This writing desk belongs to the Home Hotel collection and carries Jean-Marie Massaud's name with the year 2016. Poliform calls it solid and light and treats a drawer and a leather top as options.
Construction
Solid wood forms the legs, and a veneered panel of wooden particles forms the top. The structure finishes tab offers black elm and a range of matt lacquers; the top finish is black elm, and the desk pad comes in hide.
Specifications
- Size: 1850 x 660 x 725 mm
- Legs: solid wood
- Top: veneered wooden-particle panel in black elm
- Desk pad: hide, seven finishes
Story
A desk from the Home Hotel collection
Poliform names elegance and versatility as the common elements of the Home Hotel collection, which it says reinterprets contemporary living spaces in a lifestyle-based approach. The page lists this piece as a writing desk by Jean-Marie Massaud, 2016.
Drawer and leather top options
The page describes the desk as solid and light, with a drawer and a leather top as options. Its desk pad finishes are listed in hide.
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