Hipdesk by Camille Prigent

A desk made ​​by French designer Camille Prigent, a work of craftsmanship skills that reinvents the principle of hidden drawer. A wooden structure composed of panels of plywood on two sawhorses, a simple design seemingly confidential, allowing you to protect objects and documents from prying eyes. A functional solution that adapts to different environments and locations, the result of a careful study intended to meet the needs of space and storage through invisible drawers elegantly hidden on the edge of the desk. Areas and containers of different sizes that can open and close with a secret cascade mechanism, provided with power supply that allows you to directly connect technological objects such as laptops, tablets and hard disks, so as to maintain a high degree of autonomy and functionality. The photographs found in the gallery are by Yves Quéré.