Japanese Minimalist Writing Desk, Shosai-ki, Late Taishō Period.

Dimensions: height 30 cm, width 78 cm, depth 38 cm

This desk from the late Taishō period embodies simplicity and refinement. The two drawers are seamlessly integrated into the design without handles, perfectly complementing the minimalist style. They are opened through discreet openings at the back.

The sleek and functional design, combined with the natural beauty of the wood, makes this desk a timeless piece of furniture.

The subtle wood grain and authentic signs of use add warmth and character.

This makes the desk not only practical but also a stunning display piece for plants, ikebana, ceramics, art, and more.

This desk fits effortlessly into a modern and elegant interior, bringing a touch of refined Japanese aesthetics to any space.