Nakashima Single Pedestal Desk
- Designed by: George Nakashima
- Available at: Lost City Arts
- Price: $$22,000
- More Info: 1stdibs.com
This solid walnut piece features a stout pedestal with three drawers with inset handles; Nakashima designed it to be positioned on either the left or the right, depending on the user's need. The top is composed of three boards, with the center piece carrying a very dynamic grain. The floating end is supported by a pair of simple spindle legs. The desk was recently restored by Mira Nakashima and is in excellent condition.
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