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Grossman Desk

Grossman Desk

Stylepark-ID:	05.4223.00044
Categories:	Home furniture › Tables › Writing tables / Escritoires

Product description

Grossman Desk "62-series", Walnut/Black H:72xD:60xL:120cm with 1 left cabinet comprising: 2 low drawers and 1 high drawer. Tabletop and door in highgloss F 2253 AR + "Diamond Black" with painted edges. Drawers in walnut. Cabinet ball in walnut.

Specifications

Length	1200 mm
Height	720 mm
Depth	600 mm
Material	nut wood

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