Laurameroni / Intarsia 2 / Mandala

Name: Laurameroni Mandala Intarsia 2 | Select Interior World Australia
Brand: Laurameroni
SKU: Laurameroni-Mandala

Laurameroni • Made in Italy

• Handmade

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Designer: Jorrit Tornquist

Dimensions (HxWxD): cm: 75x140x50 / inch: 29.53"x55.12"x19.69"

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Dimensions (HxWxD): cm: 75x140x50 / inch: 29.53"x55.12"x19.69"

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Product details

Handcrafted sideboard with legs and base in brushed metal, inlaid doors and veneered structure. Equipped with push-pull doors and an internal shelf. It is also available in the suspended version.

Part of the 'Intarsia 2' collection, the Mandala sideboard is produced in a Limited Edition of 33 multiples only.

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Dimensions (HxWxD):	cm: 75x140x50 / inch: 29.53"x55.12"x19.69"
Country of Manufacture	Italy
Style	Modern + Contemporary, Classic + Traditional

About Designer

Jorrit Tornquist

Jorrit Tornquist was born in 1938 in Graz, Austria. He is above all a painter: he has been studying colours and perception for forty years, starting from a very scientific and ecological approach, based on accurate experiments on colour, density and clarity and on the analysis of the complementary effects, according to the Concrete Art tradition.

Despite being present in numerous art collections and in important international museums, his fame is also due to colouring projects of large architectural complexes.

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