Italian Mid-Century Sculptural Sideboard designed by Paolo Buffa 1940s

This beautiful sideboard exemplifies Paolo Buffa's distinctive ability to blend architectural rigor and refined decorative sensibility. Designed in the 1950s, it reflects the Milanese architect's profound knowledge of materials and his unmistakable personal vision, hallmarks that make his work instantly recognizable.

The wooden structure is defined by a rigorously square volume, visually elevated by tall, slender uprights that lend elegance and lightness to the overall composition. The fronts of the six drawers are enriched with horizontally carved decorative elements, introducing a measured rhythm and subtle visual tension that harmoniously interact with the verticality and tapered legs. The wooden top is enhanced by a refined contoured riser, lending elegance to the entire piece; the six drawers are embellished with six splendid brass handles made with the lost wax technique.
This piece is a beautiful example of 1940 Italian Design, very good conditions as it has been recently restored by an expert craftsman.