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Ursuline Desk

Ursuline Desk by Pierre Paulin in European walnut

Dimensions

1194 × 889 × 635 mm

Approx. $3,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Particleboard panelsMDF panelsNatural walnut veneerEpoxy-lacquered tubular steel
Finishes
Natural walnut veneerSatin-finish chocolat lacquerEpoxy lacquer
Colors
European walnutChocolat

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Ursuline Desk is a Pierre Paulin apartment desk for Ligne Roset, listed here in European walnut. The official page describes its graceful, feminine allure and distinguishes it from the more severe appearance of the Tanis desk.

Construction

The work surface, chests and edging use panels of particleboard and MDF. The cross-shaped base is made from epoxy-lacquered tubular steel. The top and edging have a natural walnut veneer, while the feet and chests use satin-finish chocolat lacquer.

Specifications

The saved official page records a height of 35 inches, width of 47 inches, depth of 25 inches and weight of 94.799 lb.

Story

Apartment desk

Pierre Paulin's Ursuline Desk is described by Ligne Roset as a graceful apartment desk with a feminine allure. The official page contrasts its appearance with the more masculine and severe Tanis desk, while the listed Ursuline configuration uses European walnut.

Materials and finish

The work surface, chests and edging are panels of particleboard and MDF. Natural walnut veneer finishes the top and edging; satin-finish chocolat lacquer is used on the feet and chests. The base is cross-shaped epoxy-lacquered tubular steel.

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