Urban living, small spaces and chic Apple-inspired design go hand-in-hand, right?
Perfect for people wanting a little less clutter and a lot more flexibility, OneLessDesk, designed by Tempe guy Dean Heckler for his company Heckler Design, is the last computer desk you’ll ever buy for your modern city dwelling. This two-part desk is forged from 12-gauge stainless steel and produced by local metal maven, Magnum Companies. Designed with minimalism in mind, this simple work of beauty looks almost as good as the Mac on top of it. An added bonus, the desks ships fully assembled so there’s no messy instructions or juvenile tools to deal with. IKEA who?
[photography by Don Crossland]
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Designed with minimalism in mind, this simple work of beauty looks almost as good as the Mac on top of it.