£34,335
Estimated delivery time: 10 - 12 Weeks
Introduce an air of refined luxury to your workspace with the Tenet Desk by Giorgetti—a sophisticated synthesis of craftsmanship and technology. Its architectural frame, crafted from plywood and maple veneer, is offered in two distinctive finishes, while the saddle leather-clad top and drawers provide a tactile richness that elevates the everyday. Bronze-painted metal detailing adds a final note of understated elegance.
Designed for the modern professional, Tenet integrates seamlessly into contemporary interiors with a concealed multi-socket system—featuring 4 Schuko outlets, 2 RJ45 ports, and 4 USB sockets—alongside a swivel lectern with wireless phone charging. A statement in both form and function, it transforms the desk into a centrepiece of intelligent design and timeless style.
Made in Italy
W281 x D104 x H74 cm
Frame crafted from plywood with maple veneer, available in two sophisticated finishes: dove grey or slate-grey. The clean architectural lines are enhanced by a satin bronze-painted metal base, adding a subtle metallic accent.
Top & drawers upholstered in saddle leather, offering a tactile and refined contrast. Precision detailing underscores the craftsmanship, with discreet seams and polished edgework.
Power integration features a multi-socket, positioned on the left or right, with two Schuko sockets and two high-speed USB ports. A swivel lectern with integrated inductive charging offers a seamless place to power devices while working.
Lateral storage includes a leather-covered document holder and a flap door concealing internal compartments, which can double as a practical display shelf—balancing elegance with everyday functionality.
YEAR OF DESIGN
2017 / 2018
DESIGNER
Massimo Scolari
Founded in 1898 and based in Brianza, Giorgetti is an Italian maker rooted in cabinetmaking tradition. Every piece is made in its heritage atelier, where sculptural design meets material rigour—combining solid walnut, saddle leather, and marble with techniques refined over generations. The result is furniture conceived not just as form, but as spatial craftsmanship.
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