The Le Orchidee Desk by Mark Fish Has Some Junk in the Trunk
Meghan Young — March 27, 2010 — Art & Design
References: fishcontemporaryfurniture & contemporist
When I say that the Le Orchidee Desk has some junk in the trunk, I mean it quite literally. It may be curvaceous, but those curves were not made to go to work. Instead, the curves hide a nice level writing surface within.
Designed by Mark Fish, the Le Orchidee Desk was created for the Millinery Works 21st Century Furniture exhibition in London. With a bit of a 70s feel to it, I think this retro table has something going for it in the design sphere. Check out the gallery above to see if you agree.
Designed by Mark Fish, the Le Orchidee Desk was created for the Millinery Works 21st Century Furniture exhibition in London. With a bit of a 70s feel to it, I think this retro table has something going for it in the design sphere. Check out the gallery above to see if you agree.
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