c. 1927
Josef Albers
Ash veneer, black lacquer, painted glass
30 × 35⅜ × 23”
Best known for his geometric paintings, Josef Albers applied the same rigor and logic to his design work while director of the Bauhaus workshop. A classic of the era only recently brought into production, Albers geometric desk simplifies the workspace into a series of abstract planes that can be modified to suit the users needs. An adjustable side wing can be flipped up to create an expansive surface to accommodate an additional person for collaborative projects. —MoMA Store
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