Rare Joe Colombo yellow writing desk BIEFFEPLAST 1960s
Discover an exceptional piece of Italian design history with this rare 1970s architect desk by Joe Colombo (attributed) for Bieffeplast. A true collector’s item, this adjustable drafting table exemplifies Colombo’s futuristic and functional approach to modernism, blending sculptural elegance with industrial precision.
Crafted with a white laminated wooden top and a tubular lacquered yellow metal frame, the desk features an adjustable tilt surface ideal for architects, illustrators, or creatives. A floating set of integrated drawers adds both practicality and visual interest. The minimalist, space-age aesthetic makes it a perfect statement piece in modern interiors, creative studios, or high-end design offices.
Fully original and in very good vintage condition with light patina consistent with age, this Italian vintage writing desk is a standout addition to any curated interior.
H.71 / W. 114 / D. 60 cm.
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