Overview
The Eclipse Desk is a design by Fred Rigby Studio for Danish brand MENU. It is named after its concave and convex form that resembles the illuminated passage of celestial bodies in the sky. The Eclipse Desk has a distinctive silhouette that adds a sense of drama to the organically shaped design. Crafted in solid dark-oiled oak, the sweeping tabletop is fitted with a lid that lifts to reveal a hidden storage bucket in the metal column leg, ensuring the surface of the desk remains clutter free. Designed to stand alone as a centerpiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye and invites to touch.
MENU is a Danish brand dedicated to producing high quality designer furniture, lighting and accessories with a modern, crisp, Scandinavian look.
Eclipse Desk, Dark Oak, by Fred Rigby Studio for MENU
- Modern design
- Crafted from FSC and PEFC certified wood
- Solid Dark Oiled Oak Top and Leg, Powder Coated Steel Rounded Leg (Black Brown RAL 8022)
- PA Glides
- H 29.5" x W 63" x D 31.5"
- Made in Slovenia
MENU is a Danish brand dedicated to producing high quality designer furniture, lighting and accessories with a modern, crisp, Scandinavian look.
Eclipse Desk, Dark Oak, by Fred Rigby Studio for MENU
- Modern design
- Crafted from FSC and PEFC certified wood
- Solid Dark Oiled Oak Top and Leg, Powder Coated Steel Rounded Leg (Black Brown RAL 8022)
- PA Glides
- H 29.5" x W 63" x D 31.5"
- Made in Slovenia
Specifications
- MATERIALS
- Solid Oak, Powder Coated Steel, PA Glides
- Weight
- 66 lbs
- MADE IN
- Slovenia
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- DIMENSIONS
- H 29.5" W 63" D 31.5"
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Designer
Fred Rigby Studio
Fred Rigby grew up in Dorset, between the rolling hills of the English countryside and the limestone headlands that continue to inspire his work as a designer. Since graduating from London’s Kingston University with a degree in product and furniture design, he has worked with a range of designers and artists, developing a knowledge of processes including fiberglass casting and CNC technologies while perfecting his own craft from his eponymous studio in London. He was recently named one of ten British designers to know right now by ELLE Decoration.
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