Thomas Wright and Joseph Fratesi’s Brooklyn furniture company introduces a floating slab of wood (white oak, walnut, cherry or maple) and is supported by a minimalist frame of cold-rolled steel. They call this a desk. Indeed, I'll admit to its godiness, but its selling point of $6500 ridiculously overpriced.
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