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A traditional material with a modern twist, this minimalist wood desk by Italian furniture firm Haworth is a study in style! Designers Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas created the Mumbai table with the natural grain of woods like ebony and zebrano to contrast the table’s elongated shape. When viewed from the side, you’ll notice the table boasts two thin layers of wood (actually, it’s one thin piece of plywood, bending and curving its way in a continuous loop) with an open void between them, highlighting the table’s light and streamlined aesthetic. Create a sophisticated studio, home office or library with a minimalist desk that speaks volumes. Complete the look with matching shelving units. Additional info is available at Haworth.

A traditional material with a modern twist, this minimalist wood desk by Italian furniture firm Haworth is a study in style! Designers Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas created the Mumbai table with the natural grain of woods like ebony and zebrano to contrast the table’s elongated shape. When viewed from the side, you’ll notice the table boasts two thin layers of wood (actually, it’s one thin piece of plywood, bending and curving its way in a continuous loop) with an open void between them, highlighting the table’s light and streamlined aesthetic. Create a sophisticated studio, home office or library with a minimalist desk that speaks volumes. Complete the look with matching shelving units. Additional info is available at Haworth.

A traditional material with a modern twist, this minimalist wood desk by Italian furniture firm Haworth is a study in style! Designers Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas created the Mumbai table with the natural grain of woods like ebony and zebrano to contrast the table’s elongated shape. When viewed from the side, you’ll notice the table boasts two thin layers of wood (actually, it’s one thin piece of plywood, bending and curving its way in a continuous loop) with an open void between them, highlighting the table’s light and streamlined aesthetic. Create a sophisticated studio, home office or library with a minimalist desk that speaks volumes. Complete the look with matching shelving units. Additional info is available at Haworth.

A traditional material with a modern twist, this minimalist wood desk by Italian furniture firm Haworth is a study in style! Designers Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas created the Mumbai table with the natural grain of woods like ebony and zebrano to contrast the table’s elongated shape. When viewed from the side, you’ll notice the table boasts two thin layers of wood (actually, it’s one thin piece of plywood, bending and curving its way in a continuous loop) with an open void between them, highlighting the table’s light and streamlined aesthetic. Create a sophisticated studio, home office or library with a minimalist desk that speaks volumes. Complete the look with matching shelving units. Additional info is available at Haworth.

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