Cabinet, oak, glass, Italy, 1940s

A design that quietly bridges the gap between sleek modernism and handcrafted warmth. The cabinets facade is composed of four tall, narrow doors evenly spaced, each framed with an arched framework with latticework and glass. The lattice itself offers a subtle nod to classical architectural motifs, like old window grille or a simplified Gothic tracery. The door knobs are small, round, and slightly domed. The gently tapered legs light the volume of the ground, lending it a feeling of lightness despite its solid oak construction. The oak used in this cabinet has a rich, grounded presence solid, warm, and quietly expressive. Its grain is broad and flowing, with visible variations that give the surface a natural rhythm. There is something about its presence that evokes a quiet, rural elegance. The warm oak, the hand-finished feel, and especially the lattice doors all suggest a connection to traditional craftsmanship.

Kindly note that the piece is in good, used condition with signs of age and use. For further details, we encourage you to reach out to our team of design specialists.