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Item No.
100374245
C$ 4,920.00
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Item No.
100374245
C$ 4,920.00
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- Two-drawer storage cabinet.
- Fenix nanolaminate top is fingerprint- and scratch-resistant, and self-healing.
- Sleek steel base.
- 29¼" H 51¼" W 23½" D
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Designed by Pierre Paulin for Ligne Roset
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Tanis Desk
Tanis Desk
C$ 4,920.00
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Standing on a slender steel frame, the sleek Tanis Desk features two spacious drawers and a comfortable work surface covered with Fenix, a unique nanotech resin with a soft touch and super opaque finish. French designer Pierre Paulin began designing desks in 1953. The CM 141 was one of his early designs, originally created for Thonet-France. In 2008, French manufacturer Ligne Roset brought it back into production, with modern updates and enrichments, and named it the Tanis Desk. Made in France.
- Two-drawer storage cabinet.
- Fenix nanolaminate top is fingerprint- and scratch-resistant, and self-healing.
- Sleek steel base.
- Compact footprint.
- Brand
- Ligne Roset
- General Dimensions
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- 29¼" H 51¼" W 23½" D
- Product Weight
- 95 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
- Item No.
- 100374245
Tanis Desk
- Height (in): 29¼
- Width (in): 51¼
- Depth (in): 23½
- Weight (lbs): 95
- Weight Capacity (lbs): 33
- Walnut veneer over MDF
- Fenix Nanolaminate desk top
- Tubular steel frame
Pierre Paulin
Modernist French designer Pierre Paulin was a pioneer in low-level living. While his oeuvre spans decades of modern materials, techniques, and industrial projects, he’s best known for introducing a new approach to sitting — one that bid adieu to chair legs and embraced low-slung profiles for easy, laid-back lounging. Paulin’s iconic designs figure in museums and collections around the world.
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