Designer Chuck Mack spent a long time working on carpenter's trestle tables, at a time when he was building wooden houses. He began building them himself, making them increasingly strong, light and stackable. Many people praised them and ordered them from him because of their quality. So much so, that one day he decided to elevate trestle design to an art form.
The tempered glass worktop of his Arco desk shows the result of this work. The minimalist design is both practical and functional, and Chuck Mack's training as a carpenter is evident when you examine his work closely. The concept was subsequently developed, and the Arco collection now includes a whole range of desks, tables and consoles.
Material Solid oak – tempered safety glass
Dimensions 150 x 74 x H75 cm Weight 40kg
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Dimensions 90 x 42 x H73 cm Weight 8,3kg
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Dimensions 52 x 25 x H40 cm Weight 3,4kg
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Chuck Mack
Chuck Mack is a half-Icelandic American designer currently living and working in Reykjavik. A self-taught designer and carpenter, Chuck quotes Jack Kerouac to explain his design philosophy: "The best teacher is experience, not someone's distorted point of view.
