833 Cavalletto Desk finish:American walnut the pricing example is for

the pricing example is for a configuration consisting of one shelving unit with rail and one shelving unit with wheels

As well as furniture design

Grossman herself noted that the design evolved "out of our own preference for living in a modern way

The Bouroullec interpretation has upheld the original chair typology (trestle chair) and sought to maintain the compelling simplicity of the original chair

he developed an organic one-piece shell that takes on a distinctive look of its own with the curved armrests 'growing' out from the sides – while still bearing a clear family resemblance to the rest of the line

833 Cavalletto Desk finish:American walnut the pricing example is for833 Cavalletto Desk by Franco Albini for Cassina. The Cavalletto is a trestle table originally designed by Albini in 1950. The table is assembled by means of screws and two brass pulleys which stabilise the frame. Designed with the idea of lightness in mind, the frame is based on opposing forces and presents a sophisticated form thanks to the detailing of the metal stays, as well as, the tables carefully shaped edges.