Diag Desk

Diag Desk is an innovative furniture design that exemplifies contemporary workplace solutions through its thoughtful integration of form and functionality. Created by Polish designer Marek Blazucki, this sophisticated desk features a distinctive top design with elevated edges that serve both aesthetic and practical purposes, preventing objects from accidentally falling while creating a visually striking silhouette. The desk's dimensions of 1440 x 720 x 888 millimeters are carefully calculated to provide optimal workspace comfort, while its construction combines veneered block-board for the top surface with solid wood edges and a steel base finished in textured paint. A notable design element is the higher rear edge with strategic cut-outs, engineered to accommodate optional accessories and small utensils, demonstrating a innovative approach to storage solutions. The versatile design, suitable for both residential and office environments, showcases exceptional attention to material selection, offering options including oak or walnut veneer finishes, solid color lacquer treatments, and a choice between anthracite lacquer or brushed stainless steel for the base structure. This design excellence was recognized with a Bronze A' Design Award in the Furniture Design category, acknowledging its contribution to contemporary furniture design through its blend of practicality and aesthetic refinement. The desk's registered Community Design status with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (Certificate no 005947686-0001) further validates its original design elements and innovative approach to modern workplace furniture.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: contemporary furniture, workspace design, minimalist desk, ergonomic office furniture, functional storage, modern interior design

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/131821

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