Vasari

Code: RA.0644.A

Trevigiana credenza made of walnut and cherry wood with inlay, featuring two doors and two drawers below the top, inspired by the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The composition is based on architectural modules, with a dentilled and inlaid carved architrave, two inlaid pilasters and a molded plinth at the base. The defining characteristic of the composition is the sophisticated inlay work covering the entire surface: a delicate pattern of cherry, maple, and walnut wood full of chromaticism and naturalistic ornamental motifs, interpreted with strict symmetry. Handcrafted reproduction of the lock and wrought and antiqued iron keys, an antiqued brass casting escutcheon.

Inspired by the late 1600s and early 1700s, the Treviso sideboard presents itself in a luxurious mix of walnut and cherry wood, enriched by refined inlays on every surface. A play of architectural geometries, solids and voids, intersects with ornamental elements featuring significant natural chromatism, creating a unique piece where symmetry plays a leading role.

The accessory elements are of notable importance: the lock and keys are handcrafted reproductions in aged and wrought iron, and the key plates are made of antique brass. The style is completed with a carved crenellated architrave and two inlaid pilasters resting on a molded plinth at the base.

A harmonious ensemble where craftsmanship reigns supreme, reinventing tradition with elegance and formal rigor.

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