Rebecca looks like a practical and refined writing desk and an elegant dressing table.
The name Rebecca has Jewish origins and derives from the term Rivqah. Literally it means "strong bond" and, figuratively, who wins with her graces and as "who creates a bond".
In fact the user is deeply linked to the desk and coiffeuse Rebecca, since it can be used during all the phases of the day.
In the morning Rebecca is the coiffeuse thanks to which everyone can dedicate to the care of the body. 
In the afternoon and in the evening Rebecca turns into a practical desk on which to rest or to work on projects or to immerse yourself in a relaxing reading, with a cup of tea.
The concept provides a free work space and the ability to have near and in order
most used accessories. The drawer and the open compartments visually empty the block's wood central, lightening the solid as a whole, which thanks to threadlike supports, it seems be almost suspended.
For the work base and the mirror frame, the chosen material is walnut channel; while the profiles that make up the legs of the desk are in metal bronzor with brushed brass tips.
In conclusion, Rebecca wears a modern and timeless design and communicates discipline and passion thanks to its strong lines and its warm colors, from brown to gold.

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