Vintage teak sideboard by George Coslin for Faram, Italy, 1960s
This refined sideboard represents an excellent example of 1960s Italian modernism, designed by George Coslin for the prestigious Faram manufacturer.
With an ideal length of 210 cm, this piece combines a strong visual presence with practical proportions, making it extremely versatile for contemporary interiors.
Crafted from fine teak, the sideboard showcases a beautiful, warm, and natural grain on the front. Its balanced yet asymmetrical composition features a single door on the left, a pair of central hinged doors, and a column of five clean-lined drawers on the right.
Every detail testifies to the quality of Italian craftsmanship of the era: from the distinctive circular knobs in dark-stained wood to the elegant geometric legs with contrasting dark ends, which give the piece a visually light, almost suspended appearance.
The piece has undergone a professional conservative restoration to restore the teak's original splendor, while preserving its history and vintage patina. It is in excellent structural and aesthetic condition, ready to take center stage in a dining room, living room, or executive office.
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SILVER Seller in Brindisi, Italy
