A true masterpiece of handicraft: the basic, simple design of this sideboard is enriched by the decoration of the front and the sides. Each single slat is individually cut, painted and fixed into the wooden structure. The door knobs are four bronze reliefs by Arnaldo Pomodoro;
Mahogany and ash sideboard, designed by Robert Debieve, France, 1955 ca. The ash base, with its asymmetric forms, contrasts with the sober geometric lines of the mahogany structure. The inner space, with its original red lining, is divided by shelves that can be moved. The drawers are
Claude Vassal, wardrobe with four doors in massive oak and metal details, France, 1952. The inner space is divided by shelves and a small drawer.
Giotto Stoppino for Acerbis, Parioli sideboard in lacquered ash wood and steel, Italy, 1970s
Gianfranco Frattini for Bernini, modular high board with drawers in Brazilian rosewood, Italy, 1960s
Modular bookcase, Italy, early 1960s. The uprights are in solid wood, with front and side grooves and tapered ends. The brass feet are adjustable in height. All the solid wood shelves have front edges cut on the bias. The doors of the storage units are covered in suede. The storage
Manufactured sideboard in ash with brass details, Italy, 1970s All the drawers of the right-side compartment have been lined with a striped, vintage silk fabric.
Luigi Caccia Dominioni, chest of drawers for Azucena in lacquered wood and metal, Italy, 1961
Manufactured highboardboard in exotic wood, Brazil, 1960s The doors and the drawers have a diamond pattern decoration. All the drawers are lined in rafia.