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Nurus, the company known for its famous use of carbon fiber to make chairs and sofas have teamed up with Turkish designer Can Yalman to design a breathtaking carbon fiber desk called the Hexa. The futuristic design allows for a lightweight structure, incredible strength and amazing sustainability.

Both the base and the desk surface are made of the woven composite, giving it a very high tech look which Nurus strives for in all of their products. Now, who wouldn’t want their desk to be able to move their desk around without a hitch? Unfortunately, there is no word yet on availability or price but I’m pretty sure it won’t come at a cheap price.

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(Via Nurus)


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