Harvey Ellis Desk

Harvey Ellis DeskThis writing table was originally designed circa 1903 by artist and architect Harvey Ellis during his brief tenure with Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Workshops. It features a broad over hanging top, one wide and two narrow drawers, and decorative inlay on the legs crafted from maple, cherry, black walnut, and ebonized hardwood. A piece that earns its place in the home office not just for how it looks on day one, but for how well it lives over time.

this shelf bridge spans the space above a desk or console to create a finished

Proportioned for any seating arrangement without overwhelming the room

Generous storage capacity keeps your bedroom organized while maintaining a refined aesthetic

Overall dimensions are listed in the Sizes & Dimensions section below

Reflects natural light to make rooms feel larger and brighter

generously accommodating two or three 15-inch aproned leaves for guests

Its solid planked wooden top fashioned in a herringbone pattern rests on an open steel frame

Dust bottoms

The console features two drawers over a pair of sliding doors

The shoe feet give the table stability in both its open and closed positions

Morel finish

The proportions are carefully balanced for dining comfort without overwhelming the table or room