Vitra Desks

Vitra desks include the Eames EDU Desk, the Home Desk and the Prouvé Trapèze desk. Three different designs cover study, home office and work table, from a colourful plywood desk for creative work to a black desk with trapezoid legs. Each desk has its own character.

Vitra desks

The Eames EDU Desk was designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1949. It combines a solid but lightweight plywood board with a powder-coated metal frame, with transverse braces that add visual interest, and compact storage compartments. It comes in a black frame with orange and blue details and a birch top.

Prouvé and Home

The Trapèze desk by Jean Prouvé, from 1950/54, was originally designed for the Cité Universitaire near Paris. The legs are shaped like a trapezoid, which gives the desk a bold edge and a lot of character, and the name comes from this shape. The Home Desk is in walnut and chrome.

Working at home

Combine a desk with an office chair from Vitra office chairs for a work area in the same design language. See the full range at Vitra.