Retail Page Manager Style Editor Shopify Product Admin
Bridge Writing Desk
Bridge Writing Desk
Bridge Writing Desk
Bridge Writing Desk

Bridge Writing Desk

Wood Desk (ID: A34245)
Designed by Erik Wolken
$6,700
$6,700 $6,700 /
Subscription -

Select an option to add this to your cart.

Pieces handmade by artists sometimes take longer to get to you—we think they're worth the wait.

Don't worry—there's more on the way. It will ship as soon as it's available.

You're the first to get it—and it will ship as soon as it's ready.

Arrives in time for the holidays

Holiday Shipping Guidelines

To make sure your gift arrives by Christmas, select the shipping method that corresponds to the item's shipping date (found on the item's page or in your basket).

  • For items that ship by 12/19, select Standard.

  • For items that ship by 12/22, select Express.

  • For items that ship by 12/23, select Next-Day.


Shipping Exceptions

Not all artists can ship for next day delivery. Some items must ship via freight; timing of freight shipping is not guaranteed. Timing of items shipped from Canada is not guaranteed.

Need a Last-Minute Gift?

Consider an Artful Home gift card, which is delivered straight to the recipient's inbox, even on Christmas.

Writing desk composed of a solid maple top, maple arches supporting desk top and walnut veneered pedestals.
  • Signed by the artist
  • Materials: Maple, Walnut
  • Shipping Charges are calculated for standard delivery to a single address within the contiguous USA and based on original prices, before discounts.
  • You may return or exchange any item within 14 days of receiving it (except for final sale items, ornament gift boxes, and custom orders). Learn More.
Erik Wolken

Erik Wolken

"My biggest thrill as a furniture maker is the act of creation: the process by which an idea and a rough piece of lumber become reality."

Inspired by the world around him, both natural and the man-made, Erik Wolken bases his furniture on the interplay of simple geometric shapes—the roof line of a building, the structure of a bridge, the shields of an African tribe.

As he wanders through his sketchbooks, Wolken selects those ideas that have a personality, a sense of motion, and a purpose. As important as that origin may be, however, the reality of his desks, chairs, benches, and cabinets is determined by his ability to invigorate abstract sketches with life.

After receiving a BA in geography from West Virginia University, Wolken studied fine woodworking at Haywood Community College in Clyde, North Carolina.