The Princeton Desk by Hugues Chevalier draws from the refined geometry of Asian Art Deco design, distilled through decades of French design expertise. Since 1978, Hugues Chevalier has crafted furniture for architects and interior designers across Europe, and this designer writing desk reflects that deep understanding of proportion, discretion, and craft — a workspace that commands attention through restraint.

What distinguishes the Princeton is its concealed sliding panels, integrated flush within the desktop surface. When closed, the desk presents an unbroken silhouette — composed, minimal, revealing nothing of the storage beneath. When opened, documents, stationery, and personal items emerge from precisely engineered compartments. The mechanism demands exacting joinery, where hardware and wood construction meet in seamless alignment. It is a desk that works twice: once as a surface, once as a vault.

Available in two configurations — 140×70×76 cm for more contained private studies and residential workspaces, or 160×70×76 cm where a broader surface is needed for executive settings and design studios. At 70 cm depth, both formats accommodate laptops and paperwork comfortably while respecting the proportions of a living space. Finishes and exact specifications can be tailored to match existing interiors, making the Princeton as adaptable as it is distinctive.

• Dimensions: 140×70×76 cm or 160×70×76 cm
• Materials: Wood construction with precision-integrated sliding mechanisms
• Customization: Finishes and dimensions available on request
• Origin: Handcrafted in France

Frequently asked questions

Can the Princeton Desk be customized to match a specific interior scheme?
Yes. Hugues Chevalier offers bespoke finish options and dimensional adjustments to suit particular spatial and material requirements. Contact us with your project details for a tailored specification.

How do the concealed storage panels function?
The sliding panels are built into the desktop itself and glide open through precision hardware. They provide hidden compartments for documents and personal items without altering the desk's external profile — the surface appears uninterrupted when closed.