Designed for Refined Living
Writing Desk Torino is a writing desk selected for the Vivere catalogue, designed to sit naturally within a teen bedroom and modern UK interior. The product specification is based on the supplied catalogue, with technical, material and dimensional information retained in the product tabs below. The Torino identity is kept consistent across the range, while…
- It is compatible with the Torino Study Unit | E1-certified, first-grade 18 mm particleboard is used | The Torino Desk offers teens a simple workspace for studying, computer use, and daily activities | Its minimalist design creates a tidy, practical desk area that keeps distractions out of the room | Used together with the Torino Study Unit, it can turn into a more comprehensive, functional study corner
The Story Behind the Piece
Writing Desk Torino is a writing desk selected for the Vivere catalogue, designed to sit naturally within a teen bedroom and modern UK interior.
The product specification is based on the supplied catalogue, with technical, material and dimensional information retained in the product tabs below.
The Torino identity is kept consistent across the range, while Vivere presents the piece with clear British English product information for easy comparison and room planning.
Writing Desk Torino is a refined writing desk for the teen bedroom, selected for the Vivere catalogue to support organised, practical modern UK interiors. The piece retains the defining identity of the Torino collection while keeping customer-facing specifications grounded in the supplier catalogue.
It is compatible with the Torino Study Unit.
E1-certified, first-grade 18 mm particleboard is used.
Width: 110 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Height: 73 cm
Weight: 23 kg
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Wipe hard surfaces with a lightly damp cloth and dry promptly. Avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged exposure to moisture.
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