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Here is something a little different, a reception desk made from the cowling of a decommissioned Boeing 747 jet engine. It is constructed from highly polished aluminum and is about 100″ in diameter. While this does make a nice reception desk, I cannot help but think that it would make an even better bar. It looks great and makes a bold statement. No word on price, but I am guessing it is up there.

While most of us would struggle to fit such a large desk into our homes, Moto Art does offer a smaller, slightly less ostentatious model made from a Douglas DC-6 cowling.

TFTS, MotoArt

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