SKAPTO
Skapto is an eye-catching Scandinavian-style sideboard, meticulously designed and crafted by Lesels. Its
The amazing body is completely burned, then treated with special oils and consolidants, obtaining a solidified and beautifully finished surface.
Antique inlays have been expertly set into the crevices, creating the illusion that a true treasure lies beneath . The maple legs are toned with a honey effect to perfectly complement the color of the inlays. Skapto boasts ergonomics and cutting-edge hinges , ensuring both comfort and functionality. The interior is a testament to luxury, crafted entirely from extremely rare poplar burl, a material exceptionally difficult to find today.
Skapto is more than just a piece of furniture; it's a unique and captivating object that adds a touch of elegance to any space.
166. x 47 x 95 H
GABRIEL
155. x 50 x 75 H
Antique walnut chest, 18th century
The marked wood of this antique chest of drawers envelops this living room furniture piece like a fortress, with a design that is more than ever
current.
The external structure in hand-worked walnut suspends it lightly despite its considerable weight.
The doors, also in walnut, are decorated with fragments of antique inlays recovered from period tables. In seeking unity, the fragments are arranged and attracted to each other without ever rejoining. The empty spaces between them are delineated by an inlaid magnolia wood strip.
ARK
155. x 50 x 75 H
Walnut, elm and resin chest of drawers – 17th century.
A modern living room sideboard created with a 17th-century chest… an extraordinary journey through time.
Wood worked by time, fossil, with a brazenly contemporary design.
Of the ancient walnut chest, moved over the years between houses and shops, almost nothing remained, an empty shell...
After a conservative restoration, it was overturned to accommodate the internal structure and the doors, made in the “River” style from a single elm plank.
Despite its new functionality, the interventions are reversible and do not damage the original structure.
