The Eclipse Desk
The Eclipse Desk is a celebration of materials and form. Named after its concave and convex form that resembles the illuminated passage of celestial bodies in the sky, the Fred Rigby design has a distinctive, asymmetrical silhouette that invites to touch. Available in black-lacquered oak and oiled natural oak with a black painted leg, the tabletop is fitted with a lid that lifts to reveal hidden storage within the supportive steel column, ensuring desk space remains free of clutter. Designed to stand alone as a centrepiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of home office furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye. Read about Fred Rigby and his design process.
The Eclipse Desk is a celebration of materials and form. Named after its concave and convex form that resembles the illuminated passage of celestial bodies in the sky, the Fred Rigby design has a distinctive, asymmetrical silhouette that invites to touch. Available in black-lacquered oak and oiled natural oak with a black painted leg, the tabletop is fitted with a lid that lifts to reveal hidden storage within the supportive steel column, ensuring desk space remains free of clutter. Designed to stand alone as a centrepiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of home office furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye. Read about Fred Rigby and his design process.
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The Eclipse Desk is a celebration of materials and form. Named after its concave and convex form that resembles the illuminated passage of celestial bodies in the sky, the Fred Rigby design has a distinctive, asymmetrical silhouette that invites to touch. Available in black-lacquered oak and oiled natural oak with a black painted leg, the tabletop is fitted with a lid that lifts to reveal hidden storage within the supportive steel column, ensuring desk space remains free of clutter. Designed to stand alone as a centrepiece in the middle of a room or for placement up against a wall as a more conventional piece of home office furniture, its intriguing form draws the eye. Read about Fred Rigby and his design process.
