Hooker Furniture - Archivist Writing Desk

Archivist Writing Desk

Hooker Furniture
Archivist Collection

Features

Bonded leather insert on top
File drawer with Pendaflex letter/legal filing on left
Center drawer with drop front for keyboard
Utility drawer with writing slide, pencil tray and removable dividers at top right

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A design archive that captures epic European and American style elements spanning continents and centuries, Archivist exudes a larger-than-life ambience. With a world-traveled pedigree, Archivist embraces both grand opulence and beloved, comfortable and simple forms.

This classic beauty will elevate your work and inspire any office setting. With the shapely silhouette of French antiques including cabriole legs, a pecan-colored finish over rustic Pecky Pecan veneers and ring pulls and knobs in a time-worn bronze finish, the Archivist Writing Desk is as functional as it is stylish. The bonded leather insert on the top adds a touch of class, and other functional features include a file drawer with Pendaflex letter/legal filing on the left, a center drawer with drop front for a keyboard, utility drawer with a writing slide, pencil tray and a drawer with false bottom for hidden storage. Wire management.

Features

Bonded leather insert on top
File drawer with Pendaflex letter/legal filing on left
Center drawer with drop front for keyboard
Utility drawer with writing slide, pencil tray and removable dividers at top right
Drawer with false bottom for hidden storage
Wire management
Keyboard drawer: 22 7/8W x 15 5/8D x 2 3/8H

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