Conrad Desk
Conrad Desk
The Conrad Desk by Gus Modern is a compact home office desk with a strong Mid-Century pedigree. All surfaces are finished in walnut, to contrast the slender, tubular stainless steel legs and brushed aluminum drawer pulls. The main drawer is designed to hold hanging file folders, and the two smaller drawers are perfect for organizing stationary and supplies. This desk evokes the style of 1950s Modernism, but with a scale and functionality suited perfectly for today.
- 50"w x 24"d x 29.5"h
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bench-made, brushed tubular stainless steel legs
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brushed aluminum drawer pulls
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3hree self-closing drawers
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main drawer holds hanging file folders
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manufacturer: Gus Modern
- Overview
The Conrad Desk by Gus Modern is a compact home office desk with a strong Mid-Century pedigree. All surfaces are finished in walnut, to contrast the slender, tubular stainless steel legs and brushed aluminum drawer pulls. The main drawer is designed to hold hanging file folders, and the two smaller drawers are perfect for organizing stationary and supplies. This desk evokes the style of 1950s Modernism, but with a scale and functionality suited perfectly for today.
- 50"w x 24"d x 29.5"h
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bench-made, brushed tubular stainless steel legs
-
brushed aluminum drawer pulls
-
3hree self-closing drawers
-
main drawer holds hanging file folders
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manufacturer: Gus Modern
- About the Brand
Gus Modern is modern furniture made simple. The Gus Modern collection expresses the Toronto-based company's love of a warm and accessible brand of modernism. Gus builds on modernist design traditions in creative new ways, combining classic styles with modern details for everyday living. Their style emphasizes originality, functionality and simplicity, with a focus on materials and craftsmanship. The Gus Modern collection includes upholstered seating, such as Gus Modern sofas, sectionals, and lounges chairs, with great options such as the Atwood Sofa, Jane Bi-Sectional, and Thompson Chair. The mid-century inspired designs of Gus Modern continues to build a loyal following of modernists that desire both form and function.