GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk
GUBI Desk 62 Desk

Scrivania 62

$5,499

Made by GUBI

Designed by Greta M. Grossman

Disegnata da Greta M. Grossman nel 1952, la 62 Desk è uno degli oggetti più autorevoli e sobri del modernismo di metà secolo. La sua silhouette asimmetrica, sorretta da sottili gambe in metallo, raggiunge un equilibrio che appare al tempo stesso ponderato e inevitabile.

Il piano in noce, disponibile in una profonda finitura nero lucido, crea un preciso contrasto tonale con la struttura della scrivania. Un mobiletto laterale sinistro con cassetti integrati risponde alle esigenze pratiche di un ambiente di lavoro senza alterare il senso di leggerezza della composizione.

  • Disegnata da Greta M. Grossman, 1952
  • Forma asimmetrica con sottili gambe in metallo
  • Piano in noce con finitura nero lucido
  • Mobiletto laterale sinistro con cassetti multipli
  • Riedita da GUBI come parte della loro collezione "Grossman heritage"

Grossman, architetto e designer di origine svedese che ha costruito la sua carriera a Los Angeles, ha portato una sensibilità spaziale distintamente europea al modernismo californiano. La 62 Desk riflette questa duplice eredità: la precisione scandinava nella sua forma, la leggerezza californiana nelle sue proporzioni.

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Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli

  • Designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1952
  • Made by GUBI as part of the 62 Series collection
  • Named for being considered ten years ahead of its time
  • Conceived as a writing desk for residential or office use
  • American walnut wood veneer finished with a high‑gloss black laminate tabletop and cabinet door
  • Supported by slender powder‑coated steel legs
  • Accented with distinctive round wooden feet
  • Includes an integrated left‑side storage cabinet
  • Configured with three interior drawers for organization
  • Detailed with solid walnut drawer knobs
  • Influenced by Scandinavian modernism and Californian modern design
Misure

H × W × D

28.4 x 47.3 x 23.6 in.
72.13 × 120.14 × 60 cm.

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Garanzia

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Domande Frequenti

Who designed the GUBI 62 Desk and when?

The 62 Desk was designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1952. Grossman was a Swedish-born architect and designer who worked primarily in Los Angeles, where she became a significant figure in California modernism.

What materials is the 62 Desk made from?

The 62 Desk features a walnut wood surface finished in a deep black gloss, supported by slender metal legs. The material pairing reflects Grossman's characteristic attention to tonal and structural contrast.

Is the 62 Desk suitable for a home office or professional setting?

The desk was conceived as a functional workspace object, with integrated drawer storage in the left-side cabinet. Its considered proportions allow it to read as furniture of architectural weight in both residential and professional environments.

How does the 62 Desk relate to Greta Grossman's broader body of work?

Grossman's practice spanned architecture, furniture, and lighting, with an emphasis on precise form and spatial economy. The 62 Desk exemplifies her approach: asymmetry used not for effect, but for functional and visual resolution.

Is the GUBI 62 Desk made to order?

Yes, the 62 Desk is produced as a made-to-order piece, which reflects the care taken in its manufacture and the considered nature of acquiring it for a specific environment.

Brand & Designer

GUBI
Obello Lampada Portatile

GUBI

Founded in 1967 in Copenhagen, Denmark, GUBI specializes in furniture, lighting, and interior objects that unite timeless icons, contemporary design, and refined Scandinavian elegance.
Greta M. Grossman
Lampada da Tavolo Gräshoppa

Greta M. Grossman

A Swedish modernist designer and architect celebrated for elegant lighting, sculptural furniture, and a refined bridge between Scandinavian and California modernism.