Architectural Table or Desk in Walnut and Glass, Italy 1970s

A refined sharpness combined with elegance are the first things that come to mind when describing this Italian free-hanging console completely veneered in walnut. The contours and clean lines are reminiscent of the designs of Ico Parisi. Design At first the lines seem straight, but if we look closely at the raised beam or edge, we see that it actually consists of a pyramid shape. In this case, this geometric shape ensures a soft transition from the top to the wall. Because the side panels also slope towards the rear, the ensemble of lines is complete and feels harmonious.Viewed along the length, the console is slim and this also creates a kind of dynamism or speed. On the left side there are two drawers with handles, subtly placed. On the right side of these drawers, a space has been left free where a narrow chair...

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