Cassina Petit Bureau en Forme Libre PRO Desk

Cassina Pro Petit Bureau en Forme Libre, designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1956, is a desk that was originally part of the Home Office project she created. It has now made a timely comeback. This desk is included in both the "Cassina I Maestri" residential collection and the Cassina Pro collection. The desk features a rounded and asymmetrical shape, devoid of sharp angles, which makes it perfectly suited for small waiting rooms or executive offices with limited space. It has a structure consisting of three supports: one larger and more massive, and the other two slimmer and cylindrical in shape. The legs of the desk are structurally reinforced, allowing for the option of hosting cables for integrated power access.
The desk can be accompanied by an optional saddle-hide desk mat, available in tobacco or black, as well as a power slot cover in the same color options. In terms of finishes, the desk is available in Canaletto walnut or with a matte lacquered finish in the Cassina collection palette of colors. The product follows the progressive numbering system typical of the I Maestri collection, featuring a logo and marking with a serial number and screen-printed signature engraved on the underside of the top.