Baraka Desk
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International orders: quote on request. Stairs or difficult access may attract additional costs; please contact us to discuss. Read more about shipping.
Looking for more options? Every project has its own budget, timeline and brief. Cocolea's design studio can also create bespoke furniture through our own production, tailored to your space, with alternative materials, sizes, finishes and price points. Call 1800 855 665 or email sales@cocolea.com.au to discuss your options.
Baraka is an ancient Sufi word that means 'a blessing – as the breath –, or essence of life'. The BARAKA Desk plays with contrasts between ancient and contemporary lines: its structure is in matte walnut root veneer with nature-inspired polished brass details, the base is in matte vintage (brushed aged) brass, and the drawers are finished inside in bird's eye wood veneer. A statement piece for a modern contemporary office.
As shown: Structure in matte walnut root veneer with polished brass details; base in brushed aged (vintage) matte brass; drawer interiors in bird's eye wood veneer (some retailers list poplar wood veneer interior).
Options: BRABBU pieces can be customised in size, materials, colours and finishes on request; optional finishes may be subject to an upcharge.
Dimensions: W170 x D60 x H75 cm.
Delivery: handcrafted to order in Portugal and delivered Australia-wide. Lead times are confirmed at order.
Cocolea is an authorised BRABBU retailer in Australia. Package, custom and trade pricing is available for residential, hospitality and commercial projects; enquire for details. Enquire to discuss custom sizes and affordable material option variations of this product. Call 1800 855 665 or email sales@cocolea.com.au.
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Baraka Desk
Where Beauty Meets Biological Wellbeing
Your home shapes your nervous system, sleep and focus every day. Interior design for wellness is the deliberate practice of creating spaces that work with your biology, not against it.