French architect Charlotte Perriand collaborated with Cassina to redesign and reissue the Petit Bureau en Forme Libre Pro writing desk.
Originally designed in 1956, this desk is made for small spaces and features an asymmetrical form with smooth and curvilinear edges. This 2021 reimagination stays true to the original design, though adds a few contemporary features that make the desk suitable for professional use. Charlotte Perriand's rendition features non-slip leather padding, power units, and a strong metal structure that can hold heavy tech devices.
The Petit Bureau en Forme Libre Pro is made with Canaletto walnut as the natural wood enhances the desk's curved and natural form. The cable entries are upholstered in leather, and customers can choose between black or tobacco hues.
Image Credit: Cassina
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Curvilinear Office Furniture
- Designing modern office furniture that includes curvilinear edges with contemporary features that satisfy professional needs.
- Small Space Furniture Design
- Focused on designing furniture suitable for small spaces, with features including non-slip leather padding and power units.
- Retrofitted Office Furniture
- Giving old office furniture a new look and making it suitable for contemporary professional environments.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Design
- Reimagining the traditional furniture styles and manufacturing modernized designs to meet the current professional demands and small space needs.
- Technology & Furniture Integration
- Integrating furniture with advanced technological features to meet the needs of the modern professional environment.
- Sustainable Furniture
- Manufacturing furniture using eco-friendly materials to decrease the carbon footprint in the atmosphere and promoting sustainability.
