Writing desk

People ask us "where do you find these table bases"? We make them from scratch in our shop! And we get asked, “what does Hure mean”? Well we’ve been fascinated with the repurposing of old machine bases into furniture for some time. While researching this, we stumbled across one in Paris made by P. Hure. It had an elegance that most others lacked. And Hure was one of the few that actually signed his work. His company made lathes and milling machines from the late 1800s to the 1940s. Some are still in service today. So we named our base after him.Why did Hure build a beautiful base on a piece of machinery that didn’t really need it? Why the heck not?!! If you were operating a machine all day long, wouldn’t it help if... More

Folding table with 4 castors frame and melamine top thk. 25 mm.Available with electrical and multimedia KIT and linking devices to joint top table.Using moveable tables Archimede everyone could create easily and rapidly elegant and functional working areas. The various forms, measurements and finishings available have been studied to adapt it to all spaces, like meeting and conference rooms, canteen and lecture halls.More information: https://en.ibebi.com/products/tables/archimede/ More

The unusual name of the desk 4.9 has a story to tell: it reflects designer’s Marius Valaitis desire to play with the concepts of perfection vs. flaw. For that it’s almost five, missing just a tiny bit. This translates in the angles of the desktop, which, at its end, has a “crack”, a slit not just for storage, but also to bring closure to the desk’s core idea. The “imperfection” aside, all the details of this piece of furniture have been made with perfect accuracy. It not only brings convenience and efficiency to work, but adds a little bit of style to it as well. Beauty cannot be empty, for sure. But functionality can be beautiful. More