The Dama Desk Collection, designed by architect and designer Jacopo Maria Giagnoni, has an industrial flavor and speaks a contemporary language.  The project stems from the pursuit of an essential but original design, declined in the bar table and desk versions: two elements able to respect the same concept in distinct variants, which meet the most varied needs, from bistros to co-working spaces, to the home.

An aspect that denotes and marks the collection is the metal base structure.  The base is characterized by four square section legs that converge and cross centrally: a design with a graphic impact, where linearity and creativity translate into great stability.

The Dama is designed to offer maximum functionality in daily work and study activities. The central intersection of the basic elements was divided into two units, well connected to each other, to support tops up to 2 meters long. 

The Dama desk collection can be configured in three different sizes. All versions are composed of legs and structure in painted metal, which can be combined with tops in metal, melamine, laminate, Fenix, or veneered wood.

Dimensions:

55" version - H 41 1/4"  D 31 1/2"  W 55 1/4"

63" version - H 41 1/4"  D 31 1/2"  W 63"

78" version - H 41 1/4"  D 39 1/2"  W 78 3/4"

Materials: Painted steel base. Top in a variety of materials.

Minor assembly required.