Colonna Cabinet

Part of a series of furniture pieces finished in leather, this unconventional cylindrical cabinet boasts a dark oak structure resting on a plinth base with a mirroring top. Versatile...

Combining the luxurious feel of fur with an environmentally friendly faux fur material, this cabinet will imbue with elegance a rustic or modern interior, while also equipping it with unique storage space. Unconventionally shaped as a cylinder, this cabinet is made of wood with a natural walnut top and mirrored plinth...

A testament to the versatility of wood, the Potters Cabinet features an ash wood exterior with an innovative tortoise shell effect. In open pore wood with a charcoal finish, the cabi...

A striking piece that will make a statement in a modern or eclectic home, this superb cabinet deconstructs the traditional square shape by diagonally cutting it and separating two pa...

An unconventional piece that will make a statement in an eclectic or contemporary interior, this cabinet is a stunning example of modern design crafted with traditional methods. Its ...

This stunning cabinet will be a versatile and precious addition to a modern home, where it will provide any room with storage space, while also adding elegant texture and a sophistic...

Enrich your living space with the Column, a unique creation by the renowned Ugo La Pietra, where artistry meets functionality. This singular piece, characterized by a sleek column design, features an elegant door that conceals and reveals in a dance of sophistication. Crafted with meticulous detail, the Column is finished in a natural honey walnut...

French Art Nouveau cabinet by Edouard Colonna, 1900-1901, identified in numerous period sources as Bibliotheque Victor Hugo. It is 57" wide x 16" deep x 83" high. Colonna used it as the image in his own full-page advertisements in 1900-1901. Fabricated in Ceylonese lemonwood and leaded stained glass. The drawings for the cabinet are in the Decorative Arts collection of the Louvre, notated in Art Nouveau Bing by Gabriel Weisberg. This cabinet was exhibited at Philadelphia Museum of Art. Also exhibited at the Nassau County Museum of Art's Reflections of Opulence, Art Nouveau to Art Deco, in 2001. It is pictured in the catalog from the exhibition. Janet Calderwood Tue, Apr 23, 12:07 PM (1 day ago) to me I found this in an email from a couple of years ago - is there space on 1stDibs to include a designer's bio? I did a lot of research to distill this info: EDWARD COLONNA (b. Germany, Edouard Klonne 1862-1948) Renowned Art Nouveau furniture, jewelry and objets d’art designer and architect, EDWARD COLONNA, was German-born and raised, studied architecture in Brussels, Belgium, became an American citizen, lived in Canada for several years, and had the artistic soul of a Frenchman. Colonna was born in Muhlheim near Cologne (Koln), Germany in 1862. He studied architecture in Brussels and in 1882 he moved to the United States. There he found a position with Associated Artists...

Memphis Design 'Colonna Ollo' Cabinet by Alessandro Mendini, Italy 1980s. This cabinet is impressive due to its shape, graphical design, and size. The cab...

Rare, The flag cabinet high chest, brass drawers, silver cast brass sculpted feet, design by the italian artist designer Ugo La Pietra in a collaboration with the manufacture Banci F...

Sophisticated style exercises are immediately recognized in the container furniture made of a hand-carved base and finished in aged golden leaf. The floral decorations, curls and shells immediately recall the stylistic features of the Baroque, but the greatness of these wooden curves contrasts instead with the geometry of the upper unit. Hand-carved Baroque base in antique gold is contrasted with the rigorous geometry of the top covered in a colored mirror on which an eccentric handle is placed in the form of a gecko. As usual, nothing is left to chance and when this magic coffer opens, the shelves are in glass while the interior of the doors is covered with bronze or golden mirrors: a harmonious patchwork of materials, shapes and styles that coexist in a single object. Biography Born in Cremona in 1960 Laviani attends the Istituto Professionale Internazionale per l’Artigianato Liutario e del Legno di Cremona, receiving his degree in 1978. He later attends the Faculty of Architecture, at the Politecnico di Milano where he graduates in 1986, while attending at the same time the Scuola Politecnica di Design in Milan from 1982 to 1984. In 1983 he starts working for Michele De Lucchi; he becomes a partner in 1986 and works there until 1991, when he decides to open his own studio in Milan. Laviani’s work mainly focuses on product design, interior design, art direction and graphics. Since 1991, he is the Art Director for Kartell; same role he has played for other companies such as Flos, De Padova, Foscarini, Moroso, Society (Limonta), Emmemobili. He designs retail spaces, set-ups, offices and houses for private clients, as well as, furniture amoung his clients are brands like Cassina, Dolce e Gabbana, Dada – Molteni & C., Barovier & Toso, Piper- Heidsieck, Missoni, Citroen, Hansgrohe, Martini e Rossi, Swarovski, Veuve Cliquot, Moët Hennessy, Marazzi Group, La Rinascente, Piombo, Ermenegildo Zegna, Paula Cademartori, Renault, Zuhair Murad, Haworth, Emilio Pucci, Zara, Habitat, Society (Limonta), Pasticceria Cova, Samsung. In 2008 an exhibition was dedicated to the lamps he designed for Kartell, and was set up at Metropol Dolce & Gabbana space...

Colonna scopiera in metallo smaltato per cucina, anni 50/60 ,prodotto da Soal. Struttura in metallo, ante in metallo. Chiusura ante funzionante. cerniere ok....