62 Desk
Designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1952, the 62 Desk is one of mid-century modernism's most quietly authoritative objects. Its asymmetric silhouette, carried on slender metal legs, achieves a balance that feels both considered and inevitable.
The walnut surface, offered in a deep black gloss finish, draws a precise tonal contrast against the desk's structural frame. A left-side cabinet with integrated drawers addresses the practical demands of a working environment without disrupting the composition's sense of lightness.
- Designed by Greta M. Grossman, 1952
- Asymmetric form with slender metal legs
- Walnut surface in deep black gloss finish
- Left-side cabinet with multiple drawers
- Reissued by GUBI as part of their Grossman heritage collection
Grossman, a Swedish-born architect and designer who built her career in Los Angeles, brought a distinctly European spatial sensibility to California modernism. The 62 Desk reflects that dual inheritance: Scandinavian precision in its form, California ease in its proportion.
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62 Desk
Designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1952, the 62 Desk is one of mid-century modernism's most quietly authoritative objects. Its asymmetric silhouette, carried on slender metal legs, achieves a balance that feels both considered and inevitable.
The walnut surface, offered in a deep black gloss finish, draws a precise tonal contrast against the desk's structural frame. A left-side cabinet with integrated drawers addresses the practical demands of a working environment without disrupting the composition's sense of lightness.
- Designed by Greta M. Grossman, 1952
- Asymmetric form with slender metal legs
- Walnut surface in deep black gloss finish
- Left-side cabinet with multiple drawers
- Reissued by GUBI as part of their Grossman heritage collection
Grossman, a Swedish-born architect and designer who built her career in Los Angeles, brought a distinctly European spatial sensibility to California modernism. The 62 Desk reflects that dual inheritance: Scandinavian precision in its form, California ease in its proportion.
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Designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1952, the 62 Desk is one of mid-century modernism's most quietly authoritative objects. Its asymmetric silhouette, carried on slender metal legs, achieves a balance that feels both considered and inevitable.
The walnut surface, offered in a deep black gloss finish, draws a precise tonal contrast against the desk's structural frame. A left-side cabinet with integrated drawers addresses the practical demands of a working environment without disrupting the composition's sense of lightness.
- Designed by Greta M. Grossman, 1952
- Asymmetric form with slender metal legs
- Walnut surface in deep black gloss finish
- Left-side cabinet with multiple drawers
- Reissued by GUBI as part of their Grossman heritage collection
Grossman, a Swedish-born architect and designer who built her career in Los Angeles, brought a distinctly European spatial sensibility to California modernism. The 62 Desk reflects that dual inheritance: Scandinavian precision in its form, California ease in its proportion.
