Wooden wardrobe with mirror attributed to Paolo Buffa, 1950s. This precious piece of furniture bears witness to the refined sensitivity of the era and has recently been restored to its former glory. It is a symphony of wood, testimony to the art of inlay. It is a delicate dance of walnut and different woods, meticulously crafted to create a harmonious tapestry of natural beauty. The inlay, testimony to the craftsman's skill, gives life to the wood, transforming it into a canvas, a visual masterpiece. You can't help but notice the curved wood ornament that adorns the top of the cabinet: it's a touch of genius that adds depth and dimension, creating an elegant play of harmony and volume; this seemingly simple curve infuses the piece with a sense of movement and grace. The furniture is equipped with four doors that open via a round brass knob and a central door with mirror. But what sets this piece of furniture apart is the frame that surrounds it: the finely inlaid wood, adorned with graceful ornaments, creates a visual masterpiece; it is an element that frames and elevates, adding a sense of sophistication and charm that few pieces can boast. And let's not forget the wooden feet, whose curvilinear workmanship is evidence of classicism and elegance; they constitute the basis on which this wonder rests and recall the timeless beauty of natural materials. Inside we notice, in the side doors, a tubular brass element for storing clothes or coats; on the left side there is also a drawer. Inside the door with mirror there are several shelves for storing objects. Owning a piece like this means having a slice of history, a connection to an era that celebrated beauty and quality. It is a tribute to Paolo Buffa's legacy and a reminder that excellence in design and craftsmanship transcends time. In good original condition with light age-related wear and scratches.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
