Mid-Century Modern modular library created in the 70s by Jan de Vries for Maisa di Seveso, a renowned Milanese company. The system consists of multiple solid wood and veneered elements, each with proportions designed to maximize functionality and visual effect:
Three base modules of 60 cm (l) × 40 cm (p) × 57 cm (h)
Two basic 81 cm (L) × 40 cm (p) × 57 cm (h) modules
A 76 cm high module (L) × 50 cm (p) × 80 cm (h)
A 76 cm low chest of drawers/low container (l) × 40 cm (p) × 40 cm (h)
A 60 cm small wall unit (L) × 40 cm (p) × 40 cm (h)
A 57 cm open wall unit (h) × 40 cm (p) × 30 cm (L)
A 57 cm large wall unit (h) × 40 cm (p) × 60 cm (L)
The complete composition reaches 290 cm wide, 50 cm deep and 180 cm in height. The wooden finishes, most likely teak or walnut, show a light satin that enhances the natural vein. The doors and drawers have built -in handles and Filomuro profiles, maintaining minimalist and essential lines. The open spaces alternate with closed rooms, offering versatility to store books and objects or exhibit furnishing accessories.
Designed for Maisa di Seveso, this library embodies the spirit of modularity typical of the Italian 70s design and demonstrates first -rate handicraft. It is in excellent vintage condition, with slight signs of wear that testify its genuine age. Perfect for stays, studies or libraries, it represents an element of great personality and functionality.
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italia
