Assembly Desk
Create a modern home office with the Assembly Desk. The design features a precise and clean aesthetic with a slim plywood tabletop contrasted with black steel legs. The statement U-shaped legs connect to the floor with a discreet base plate and a tonal black rubber foot.
The Assembly table range also includes rectangular and round dining tables. This is Citta’s first-ever desk.
Designed in our New Zealand studio by David Moreland and Nikolai Sorensen.
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150x70x73cmh
FSC Certified Oak Veneer/Mild Steel
Care Instructions:
Wipe clean using warm damp cloth. Avoid leaving water sitting on the surface as this can damage the product. Avoid the use of scouring pads, scouring cream or cleaning products containing alcohol as they may cause damage.
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