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1950s Mid-Century Table with Drawer, Solid Beech, Top in Formica, Brass Feet

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Iconic Italian midcentury modern table with drawer in solid beech with the top in formica by Brugnoli Mobili Cantù attributed a Ico e Luisa Parisi Wood effect decoration in green pastel color on the apron and on the legs. Very suitable as a vintage piece in your modern kitchen Restored and wax polished. Measure cm: H 80 x W 160 x D 81. About Brugnoli Mobili Brugnoli Mobili di Cantù is an important and famous workshop founded way back in 1934, an artisan company which since its origins has been committed to the creation of furniture with a new design, designed by important Italian and international architects, taking care of the executive quality and specificity in the use of materials: from the execution of wooden and metal inlays to the fusion of brass, from the use of precious and precious woods to the care and finishing of every single detail. For this reason his furniture is well quoted and widespread both in Italy, in Europe and in the United States, receiving the most important awards and recognitions in all national and international exhibitions of the decorative arts The Italian designer who worked the most for the Brugnoli company was Paolo Buffa, Ico e Luisa Parisi, Gio Ponti. About Ico e Luisa Parisi Ico Parisi was one of the influential designers who shaped the look of the 1950s. The Sicilian-born architect considered himself a Renaissance man, and he was prolific as a filmmaker and designer of furniture, glass, and jewelry. Alone or in collaboration with his wife, Luisa, a student of Gio Ponti, Parisi worked to create desks, chairs, and upholstered sofas in wood and metal for high-end clients. In pieces like his 1955 lounge chair, with its crimson or lime green upholstery and curvaceous wooden frame, Parisi’s work epitomizes the funky, modernist style of the early atomic age.

Dimensions:

Height: 31.5 in (80 cm)Width: 63 in (160 cm)Depth: 31.89 in (81 cm)

Style:

Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Beech,Brass,Formica

Place of Origin:

Italy

Period:

Mid-20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1940s