Midcentury French Black Lacquer Table

"San Miniato" walnut & two-tone marble dining table by Montaperto Studios, 2021. An explorative and experimental form, this one-off dining table borrows mo...

Handsome little side table by Czech born architect and taste-maker Erno Fabry featuring beautifully-sculpted European Walnut legs and a stunning, bookmatched rosewood veneer. Made in...

This is a very special midcentury marble table with an iron base from Lyon, France. Since Schumacher was founded in 1889, our family-owned company has been synonymous with style, ...

Black wood contemporary Donald table by Chapel Petrassi Dimensions: ? 140 x 77,5 cm Materials: Black lacquered wood Chapel Petrassi is a contemporary design and manufacturing company based in Paris and Naples founded by designers Marie-Charlotte Bassi and Diego Petroso specialized in handcrafted furniture and custom projects for residential, commercial and galleries. The duo met in Rome, Italy while studying, in Art and Literature for Marie-Charlotte and at Academy of Fine Arts for Diego. In 2011 after their studies, the duo travel to Europe for various projects and artistic residencies, including the American Academy in Rome in 2014. These experiences and the meetings generated aroused a curiosity and a great desire to undertake and build a project together. This common desire has naturally materialized in the design and production of contemporary furniture. Chapel Petrassi is define by its fusion of craftsmanship and art fields with the high sense to detail. Its designs are the result of a permanent mix of different visual codes drawn from contemporary languages and youth culture. Chapel Petrassi was finalist at AD Design Award in Berlin in 2016 and awarded at ICFF Studio 2019 in New York presenting its innovative designs and unique concepts, the emerging brand was established as a leading talent in the industry. Chapel Petrassi exhibited its collection at 15th Architecture Biennale, Venice in 2016, Design Museum of Helsinki in 2016, FuoriSalone in Milan in 2016, 2017 and 2018, Galerie Le French...