Kristiansen Teak Desk
- Designed by: Kai Kristiansen
- Available at: Baxter & Liebchen
- Price: $6,000
- Dimensions: H 28 in. x W 5 ft. 7 in. x D 33 in.
- More Info: 1stdibs.com
A sleek and stunning teak piece, designed by Kai Kristiansen in the 1960s. The floating design features three drawers with full-width tab pulls, a filing cabinet, brass keyholes, and 2 additional lockable cabinets in the front for extra storage.
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