Bauhaus Tall Cabinet, 1920s

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This extraordinary tall cabinet is an iconic piece from the Bauhaus period, characterized by the simplicity of its forms and … Read more This extraordinary tall cabinet is an iconic piece from the Bauhaus period, characterized by the simplicity of its forms and innovative functional design. Made by the Italian manufacturer Gamberini, the cabinet combines the strength and warmth of wood with the visual lightness of curved tubular metal, which forms the legs, giving the piece a sense of modernity and refinement.

The cabinet stands out for its vertical structure, featuring an elegant wooden door at the bottom and an open compartment with shelves at the top, perfect for displaying or storing objects. The wooden roll-up shutter in the upper section, a distinctive feature of rationalist design, embodies the concept of functionality and modularity, typical of the aesthetic experiments of the time. The combination of the wooden structure, with its natural, well-worn look, and the fluid, dynamic line of the curved metal creates a striking visual contrast that draws attention.

This piece, with its clean lines and balance between warm and cold materials, embodies the spirit of the Bauhaus, a movement aimed at blending art and industry to create objects that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The Italian manufacturer Gamberini, renowned for the high quality of its products, masterfully interpreted these principles, producing a cabinet that, in addition to its practicality, serves as a historical testimony to the evolution of modern design.

A timeless object that encapsulates history and innovation, perfect for design enthusiasts and those seeking unique pieces with unmatched historical and artistic value. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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