The Nomos desk is designed as a strongly structural object in which construction and function are inseparable. The design consists of a visible metal frame that supports the tabletop through a system of joints and rods.

The base construction refers to architectural principles, where stability is achieved through a clear and logical arrangement of elements. The top appears to rest on a technical skeleton, giving the desk an open and transparent presence.

The combination of industrial materials and a clear structure makes the object both functional and expressive. The design does not conceal its construction but instead highlights how it is built.

Within High-Tech design, the desk reflects Norman Foster’s approach, where technology, structure and architecture come together in a rational and refined whole.

The desk is used in workspaces and architectural interiors where the furniture becomes part of the spatial structure.