Larus executive desk by Della Rovere in a US corner office

Larus drawn like a dream car: aesthetics and engineering at par

Della Rovere
Desk with integrated pedestal
Larus Most Requested Desk with integrated pedestal
$ 12,330

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The comparison is the manufacturer's own, and it is unusually direct: the design of Larus combines with technology just as it happens with some dream cars, whose aesthetic qualities have the same value as the technological ones. For an American executive office that is a useful frame — nobody buys a car for its chassis alone, and nobody remembers a modern desk for its worktop alone.

What carries the comparison is the "gull-wing" leg, described as the collection's innovative element and as a fusion of aesthetics and function. Tops come in natural walnut, oak and dark oak or in extra-clear and lacquered glass, with a secret box and cable routing through the top. Designed by Studio Stramigioli Associati in 2017 and handled in the US by La Mercanti, from drawings to installed office.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.

Collection: Larus
Manufacturer: Della Rovere
Design: Studio Stramigioli Associati (Andrea Stramigioli), 2017
Declared design intent: design combined with technology as in dream cars, where aesthetic and technological values carry the same weight
Defining element: "gull-wing" leg
Families: Larus wood and Larus glass
Wood finishes: natural walnut, oak, dark oak
Glass: extra-clear or lacquered, with lacquered or oak leg
Configuration: legs, tops and brackets in more than 200 combinations
Range: desks, extensions, service unit, pedestals, coffee tables, meeting tables, bookcases

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FAQ

What does the dream-car comparison actually mean here?
That the structure was drawn to be seen, not hidden. In the manufacturer's words the design combines with technology as in some dream cars, where aesthetic qualities carry the same value as technological ones — which on this desk shows in a leg that is both the support and the signature.
Is the leg structural or decorative?
Both, by declaration: the gull-wing architecture is presented as the innovative element and as a fusion between aesthetics and functionality.
How many finishes are available?
Wood in natural walnut, oak and dark oak, and glass in extra-clear or lacquered versions, with legs in wood or lacquered. The current combinations are confirmed on the manufacturer's documentation.
Does the desk manage cables?
Cables pass through a hole in the top and are channelled to the ground with clips or with vertical and horizontal vertebrae.
Can a whole executive suite be furnished with it?
The collection includes extensions, service unit, pedestals, coffee tables, meeting tables and bookcases, so the suite and the boardroom can share one language.

How to specify a desk that has to be looked at

Five steps for offices where the furniture is part of the message.

Judge it from the doorway
An executive desk is seen before it is used.
Look at what carries the top
A visible structure is a decision; a hidden frame is an omission.
Match the finish to the room's light
Walnut, oak, dark oak and glass behave very differently.
Plan the cables early
The hole and the routing belong to the layout, not to the move-in.
Ask for drawings and samples
La Mercanti provides both before anything is ordered.

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