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Frances Wooden Brown Writing Desk

Frances Wooden Brown Writing Desk

Regular price $3,171.70
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Product Overview
Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 56 x 24.25 x 31.5 inches
Weight: 90 pounds
Color: Gray
Material: Shagreen and walnut
Style: Mid-century modern
Collection: Wildwood
Frame: Creamy gray shagreen
Top: Rich walnut
Drawer Pulls: Antique brass, bow tie-inspired
Legs: Tapered with brass accents
Number of Drawers: Two
Design: Rectangular top, light brown surface, cream borders
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The Frances Writing Desk offers a touch of the Jazz Age elegance to any workspace, blending vintage allure with modern craftsmanship. This desk features creamy Grey shagreen around the frame, paired with a rich walnut top, creating a stunning visual contrast. The bow tie-inspired antique brass drawer pulls are a subtle nod to classic style, adding sophistication without overwhelming the design. Its slender, tapered legs are capped with brass accents, enhancing its sleek, retro silhouette. This desk is more than just a pretty piece; it is built for functionality as well. The rectangular top provides ample room for writing or working on a laptop, while the two drawers offer convenient storage for office essentials.

Frances Writing Desk Elegant Mid-Century Modern Design Features:

  • Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 56 x 24.25 x 31.5 inches
  • Weight: 90 pounds
  • Color: Grey
  • Material: Shagreen and walnut
  • Style: Mid-century modern
  • Frame: Creamy Grey shagreen
  • Top: Rich walnut
  • Drawer Pulls: Antique brass, bow tie-inspired
  • Legs: Tapered with brass accents
  • Number of Drawers: Two
  • Design: Rectangular top, light brown surface, cream borders

Proposition 65 WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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