Hans J. Wegner - Rare PP571 Architect's Desk In Soaped Oak, 1953 For PP Møbler

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, we apologize for any inconvenience caused by the image compression on this platform. In 1953, Hans J. Wegner crafted the exceptional pp571 Architect's Desk as a complement to his renowned Round Chair. Two years later, he designed the Swivel Chair, rounding out a collection of sophisticated, practical, and exquisitely produced masterpieces designed for CEO offices. (This particular desk was acquired from its first owner around 2000!) The desk signals Wegner's early efforts to unite sleek steel and striking solid wood in elegant and harmonious designs. It predates such iconic pieces as the Swivel Chair, the Cross Legged Table, and the pp75 table. Moreover, this desk builds upon the concepts that informed Wegner's groundbreaking Round Chair. Its rare, organic lines exude understated luxury and practicality, constituting the hallmark of Wegner's extraordinary design legacy. The desk features two drawers with individual locks and is constructed from soaped oak. Though the keys are missing, the desk is stamped and includes a photo for reference. The desk top bears a faint "illumination" where a writing pad once sat, but this should disappear with time and rewaxing. Measuring 195cm x 95cm x 74cm in height, this piece is ideal for interior designers, architects, and anyone in search of exceptional design. Please note that the compressed images on GLINT may not be suitable for customer presentations, but we are happy to provide high-resolution photos on request. We recommend using a Mac retina display to view our photos and assess colors accurately. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by these limitations and thank you for your understanding.

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