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Warm, modern furniture designed for real living, backed by over two decades of craft.

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Original patented designs, never mass-market copies

Since 1999

Over two decades crafting furniture people love

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Meet Pulse - A Traditional Desk That Charges

Desks with turned legs and brass pulls usually come from a time before anyone needed to plug anything in, and desks that solve the cable problem usually look like office furniture, so the Pulse writing desk takes both. The frame is the old one, four legs turned on a lathe with carved rings and a swelled foot, braced low by an H-stretcher, two drawers running side by side behind aged brass cup pulls. Then a power station sits flush in the back of the desktop with outlets and USB ports, and the cord that used to run down the wall stops existing. The Pulse desk is where a laptop charges beside a paper notebook, and where the desk still looks like furniture when the laptop closes. Writing desk with drawers, desk with built in outlet and USB, 60 inch home office desk, farmhouse writing desk, vanity desk with drawers. Best for home offices in rooms that are also living rooms, and anyone tired of choosing between good-looking and practical.

Take A Closer Look

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Desktop Power Station

A recessed panel sits flush in the back edge of the desktop with two grounded outlets and two USB ports, so the laptop cable, the lamp and the phone charger all reach the surface without running down the back to the wall.

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Brass Cup Pulls

Both drawers open on curved brass pulls set into the front, catching the light along the rim and warming against the wood, the hardware detail that dates the desk to a much older tradition than its wiring.

Pulse natural writing desk showing the front view with both storage drawers open
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Two Wide Drawers

Both drawers span the apron in matching widths, sitting shallow and wide so pens, cables, notebooks and paperwork lie flat side by side rather than stacking into one deep box that has to be dug through.

Pulse natural writing desk showing an angled front view with tapered legs and support rails
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Turned Wood Legs

Each leg is shaped on a lathe, narrowing and swelling through a series of carved rings before it reaches a rounded foot. It is the detail that makes the desk read as furniture from across a room rather than as a work surface.