Concorde desk

Concorde began as a dining table, and in 2009 Emmanuel Gallina reworked its light, plain lines into a writing desk for a home study or a work corner. The top is veneered MDF and the legs are solid wood; walnut, Spessart oak and black elm are the three wood options.

Two additions are optional and can be combined: a hide desk pad, offered in 7 colors, and a drawer mounted under the top. Without them the desk stays a simple wooden surface on legs. The Concorde dining table is listed in the same catalog.