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Desk by Jules Wabbes for Mobilier universel - Belgium 1960s
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Jules Wabbes (1919-1974) was a prominent Belgian architect and designer known for his timeless and functional furniture designs. His collaboration with Mobilier Universel, a renowned Belgian furniture manufacturer, resulted in some of his most iconic pieces, including the desk from the 1960s. The desk designed by Jules Wabbes for Mobilier Universel epitomizes his design philosophy, characterized by clean lines, exquisite craftsmanship, and the use of high-quality materials. Crafted in Belgium during the 1960s, this desk showcases Wabbes' mastery in blending form and function seamlessly. One of the notable features of Wabbes' desk is its minimalist yet elegant design. The desk typically features a rectangular tabletop supported by sturdy legs, often with subtle curves or angles for visual interest. The use of rich, warm woods such as teak or oak lends the desk a timeless appeal and adds warmth to any interior space. width 75 cm height 180 cm
Jules Wabbes (1919-1974) was a prominent Belgian architect and designer known for his timeless and functional furniture designs. His collaboration with Mobilier Universel, a renowned Belgian furniture manufacturer, resulted in some of his most iconic pieces, including the desk from the 1960s. The desk designed by Jules Wabbes for Mobilier Universel epitomizes his design philosophy, characterized by clean lines, exquisite craftsmanship, and the use of high-quality materials. Crafted in Belgium during the 1960s, this desk showcases Wabbes' mastery in blending form and function seamlessly. One of the notable features of Wabbes' desk is its minimalist yet elegant design. The desk typically features a rectangular tabletop supported by sturdy legs, often with subtle curves or angles for visual interest. The use of rich, warm woods such as teak or oak lends the desk a timeless appeal and adds warmth to any interior space. width 75 cm height 180 cm
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Jules Wabbes (1919-1974) was a prominent Belgian architect and designer known for his timeless and functional furniture designs. His collaboration with Mobilier Universel, a renowned Belgian furniture manufacturer, resulted in some of his most iconic pieces, including the desk from the 1960s. The desk designed by Jules Wabbes for Mobilier Universel epitomizes his design philosophy, characterized by clean lines, exquisite craftsmanship, and the use of high-quality materials. Crafted in Belgium during the 1960s, this desk showcases Wabbes' mastery in blending form and function seamlessly. One of the notable features of Wabbes' desk is its minimalist yet elegant design. The desk typically features a rectangular tabletop supported by sturdy legs, often with subtle curves or angles for visual interest. The use of rich, warm woods such as teak or oak lends the desk a timeless appeal and adds warmth to any interior space. width 75 cm height 180 cm
Jules Wabbes (1919-1974) was a prominent Belgian architect and designer known for his timeless and functional furniture designs. His collaboration with Mobilier Universel, a renowned Belgian furniture manufacturer, resulted in some of his most iconic pieces, including the desk from the 1960s. The desk designed by Jules Wabbes for Mobilier Universel epitomizes his design philosophy, characterized by clean lines, exquisite craftsmanship, and the use of high-quality materials. Crafted in Belgium during the 1960s, this desk showcases Wabbes' mastery in blending form and function seamlessly. One of the notable features of Wabbes' desk is its minimalist yet elegant design. The desk typically features a rectangular tabletop supported by sturdy legs, often with subtle curves or angles for visual interest. The use of rich, warm woods such as teak or oak lends the desk a timeless appeal and adds warmth to any interior space. width 75 cm height 180 cm
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