Console Tables by Tommaso Barbi, 1970s, Set of 3

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This fabulous and extraordinarily rare set of the 70s designed by the designer Tommaso Barbi, captures the essence of the … Read more This fabulous and extraordinarily rare set of the 70s designed by the designer Tommaso Barbi, captures the essence of the Hollywood Regency style.

This exceptional ensemble includes an elegant mirror, a two -storey console in lacquered steel with brass corner and details and smoke crystal shelves and a sophisticated cachepot of the same manufacture.

This period of period represents an excellence in the Italian manufacture of the time and embodies the typical luxury and elegance of the Hollywood Regency style.
The versatility of this set is extraordinary: you can place it with class at the entrance of a home for an extraordinary welcome, in the elegant dining room for a style declaration or even in the bedroom for a touch of timeless glamor.

Take home this exceptional vintage set and immerse yourself in the luxurious atmosphere of the Hollywood Regency of the 70s. A unique opportunity for high -level design lovers.

Product name: 70s set Tommaso Barbi
Designer: Tommaso Barbi
Year of design: 70s
Style: Hollywood Regency
Main materials: lacquered steel, brass, smoke crystal
Distinctive Design: This set captures the essence of luxury and elegance of the Hollywood Regency style, with brass details and smoke crystal that add a touch of refinement.
Typical dimensions:
Mirror: 64xh99cm
Console: 126x42xh80cm
Cachepot: 46x46xh28cm
Comfort: double shelf
Typical use: perfect for furnishing inputs, dining rooms or bedrooms to add a touch of vintage glamor.
Design icon: this set represents an icon of vintage design of the 70s, with a timeless style.
Versatility: it can be positioned in different environments to add a touch of elegance and retro style.
Current state of design: this vintage set is in excellent condition and retains its original charm. It can present light signs due to age. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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