Bardino by Miniforms, design Paolo Cappello.

Dedicated to those who love working with background music, the console writing desk with built-in hi-fi.

Society Table by Carl Hansen & Søn, design Arne Jacobsen.

Dresser, shelf, lamp: there’s really nothing missing in this stylish wood and leather writing desk, reedition of 1952.

Radicàl Fake by Cappellini, design Patricia Urquiola.

Venetian marble, interlocking volumes, built-in bookshelf: the desk plays with optical illusions.

Clip by Italcomma, design Beatriz Sempere.

Top and shelf in ultra-thin sheet metal, hidden glove compartment. To be hanged, on the wall, wherever is pleased.

Pivot by Spotti Edizioni Milano, design Giacomo Moor.

Slender, but with character, the etched brass and fossil elm desk has built-in illumination.

Tama Sécretaire by Gallotti & Radice, design Carlo Colombo.

The deluxe storage unit hides a drop-leaf writing desk with crystal backseat and leather glove box.

Diapositive by Glas Italia, design Rona&Erwan Bouroullec.

Multi-coloured crystal and ash details for a small private workstation.

Girolamo by Morelato, design Maurizio Duranti.

Drop-leaf top in ash on slender metal legs, for the writing desk that becomes a small storage unit.

Voyager by Rexite, design Raul Barbieri.

design Raul Barbieri. Review of the traditional school desk in a new folding and space-saving version (closed it has a thickness of 10 cm), with pencil case in solid beech.

Travelling writing desk by Pineider.

When closed it looks like a small suitcase, when opened it offers calf and cherry wood drawers and shelves.