The cutting of a rectangular 'sheet' and its tension produce a three-dimensional, rigorous surface: it is the worktop of the CUT desk, designed by Victor Vasilev for Bross, which, starting from the traditional folds ideally made on the paper, generates a functional furniture with a strong aesthetic identity.
The incision defines two different areas, a lower one - where to place the PC, tablet or documents -, and a higher one, where to position objects and accessories. The different areas are therefore connected through a slight inclination of the top - available in different wood varieties, with natural finish or in black lacquered version -, whose edge is always black and marks the elements with precision, highlighting their geometric lines.
The black painted metal structure supports the worktop, whose empty space enables to position the power cables, and is equipped with a comfortable integrated footrest for maximum ergonomics and comfort. Offered in a single dimensional variant, CUT is ideal for serving smart working spaces at home or as a desk in a hotel room.
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