Nomad Desk
Category: Furniture
Posted by: James on 8/24/2004 12:08:00 AM | Digg | Stumble It! | del.icio.us
Five-in-one modular desk
We met Reeve Schley at CA Boom and we were particularly impressed with his Nomad Desk. This finely crafted piece looks good to start, but it becomes really interesting when you discover that it is like a Swiss Army Knife with pieces that are easily removed and reconfigured. The desk has seven components which can allow for five different configurations of the parts. As the name would suggest, this is perfect for someone who wants an adaptable piece of furniture that looks great.

Link: Reeve T. Schley Furniture Design

Reeve shown below at CA Boom displaying a slide show of the desk configurations, with his computer, of course, on the Nomad Desk.
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