Designed by Maurice Calka and released in 1968, the Boomerang Desk captures the optimistic, forward-looking spirit of late-1960s design in a single sweeping gesture. Its fluid, continuous form abandons rigid geometry in favor of a sculptural presence that feels almost in motion, as if the desk were drawn through space rather than assembled. Both futuristic and playful, it reflects Calka’s fascination with new ways of living and working, where furniture becomes an expressive object as much as a functional one. The Boomerang Desk stands today as an emblem of its era, embodying a moment when design dared to look boldly toward tomorrow.