Georgian Cameron Flame Mahogany Sideboard

Description

A serpentine face of compound curves harmonizes the mass and provides a rhythmic wave for this elegant and sculptural credenza. … more A serpentine face of compound curves harmonizes the mass and provides a rhythmic wave for this elegant and sculptural credenza. The sleek and fluid face belies a lightness of form while concealing substantial storage. Three drawers provide storage for silver and tableware while the four individual door cabinets provide discreet storage for fine china and tableware. Drawing form from a blending of Sheraton bow-front and serpentine cabinets, this particular design is adaptive of a design from a Russian 18th Century piece likely produced for the British architect Charles Cameron for Pavlosk palace. A ebony cartouch centers the center drawer and provides a center of unity for what is an exquisitely proportioned and important case for a dining room or a hall.

David Jøsephson designs in a style which encompasses a scholarly curiosity, a collectors curatorial vision, and a passion for beauty.

Having graduated with a Master's from Columbia University in NYC and having attended École Camondo in Paris and The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art in NY, David is a classically trained designer who has designed pieces and/or collections for Baker Furniture, Chaddock, John Widdicomb, Swaim as well as collaborated with premier European artisans, studios and celebrated interior designers.

As a 4th generation innovator in his industry, his pieces are featured in the interior designs of esteemed world leaders, global business leaders, prestige hoteliers, and recognized professional athletes and celebrity entertainers. less