Width 84 cm - Depth 40 cm - Height 215 cm
Victor Dassi
This single-unit bookcase by Vittorio Dassi, dating back to the 60s, is a blend of masterful craftsmanship and verticality. Crafted from fine wood with warm amber hues, it stands out for its contoured uprights and distinctive diamond-shaped supports that support the shelves, recalling the sophisticated, sculptural aesthetic of Italian Midcentury Modern. Its freestanding structure and airy design make it a highly sought-after antique that can complement any room without overpowering it.
It can be a lightweight room divider: Thanks to its double-sided elegance, it is perfect for visually separating the entrance from the living area, while still allowing light to pass through.
Pair it with a cool-toned wall (like dusty gray or sage green) to bring out the warmth of the wood and its slender silhouette.
Rococo Style: How it Distincts in Architecture, Furnishings and Painting
Rococo Style: Birth and Development The Rococo, as a reflection of the trends, tastes and way of life of France…
Empire Style in Furnishings: When Pomp meets Elegance
The Empire style, with its magnificent fusion of majesty and grace, remains an icon of classic furnishings, exerting a timeless charm…
Life and works of Giò Ponti, the visionary artist
Giò Ponti is one of the artists who most dominated the Italian post-war period, acting as a spokesperson for important innovations in the world…