Covet Desk colour:Stained walnut first designed in 1948 for

first designed in 1948 for the Danish Professor of Law

the TeTaTeT is a versatile addition to the living or workspace

Basket is a range of seating elements designed in 2005 by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Cappellini

The 2009 Non-Random light is as much a sculpture as it is a suspension light

The timeless forms have been accentuated through the use of rich colours inspired by the expressionist work of Per Kirkeby

Covet Desk colour:Stained walnut first designed in 1948 forCovet Desk by Shin Azumi for Case Furniture. Minimal yet functional, the Covet Desk by Shin Azumi features a sleek solid oak or stained walnut frame with a tempered glass tabletop. The desk is integrated with a discreet drawer. The clean simple lines make the Covet desk ideal for home offices with the lower bar feature allowing you to store books and work folders.