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Daystak Desk RD3
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Beech
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130 x 61 x 74h cm
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Denmark
Robin Day's 1951 desk: a solid beech frame on splayed legs, with a two-drawer box that can be fixed on either side.
The Daystak Desk grows out of the Daystak Table, which Robin Day designed in 1951 with the flexibility of post-war living in mind. A box of two drawers, made in beech with traditional woodworking joints, hangs beneath the top and can sit to the left or the right, turning a simple table into a working desk.
The frame is solid beech, assembled with glue and bolts in threaded inserts so that it can be taken apart for repair. The top comes in beech, or in Fenix Nano laminate in Verde Comodoro edged in solid beech, and the desk is tested to EN 15372 Level 2.
BRAND HIGHLIGHT
Once fought-over by design appreciators at auctions around the world and available to only a handful of people, many of our products – including the Mayor sofa, Viggo Boesen’s Little Petra chair and some of the newly-added Hvidt & Mølgaard designs – are retrieved from original sketches and produced on a large scale for the first time ever. Alongside such mid-century gems are a number of contemporary pieces, the work of some of today’s most acclaimed international artists: Valencia-based Jaime Hayon, local studio Space Copenhagen, Swedish-raised designer Sami Kallio and Norwegian duo Anderssen & Voll – to name a few.
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DESIGNED BY
Robin Day
Robin Day (1915–2010) grew up in High Wycombe, the English furniture-making town, surrounded by timber yards and cabinetmaking workshops. He became one of Britain's most influential post-war designers, known for practical, affordable and well-made furniture.
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