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Creator: Self and Scope
Contemporary cabinet inspired by Hungarian neoavantgarde with handpatinated legs
By Self and Scope
Located in Budapest, HU
"Vanishing Cabinet" is a collectible cabinetry line of Annabella Hevesi's "Burnt Geometry" collection. Its geometric yet organic motifs are directly related to significant works of the Hungarian neo-avant-garde art scene. The decorative front consists of square or quarter-circle-shaped layers fitted on each other, making three-dimensional and functional elements as they also form the handles. The sheet metal back, fire-patinated and iridescent inside-out, allows the cabinet to stand free in space.
Please note that the colour may look different from the image.
Currently available with three equal shelves but may vary upon request.
DESIGNER
Line and Round...
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Hungarian Bauhaus Self and Scope Furniture
Materials
Steel
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