Boca do Lobo / Sideboards / Voltaire Black

Boca do Lobo / Sideboards / Voltaire Black

Name: Boca do Lobo Voltaire Black Sideboards | Select Interior World France
Brand: Boca do Lobo
SKU: Voltaire Black Sideboard

Par Boca do Lobo

Collection Limited Edition

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Dimensions (H x L x P) : cm: 96x271x107 / inch: 37.8"x106.69"x42.13"

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Boca do Lobo / Sideboards / Voltaire Black

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Dimensions (H x L x P) : cm: 96x271x107 / inch: 37.8"x106.69"x42.13"

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A contemporary sideboard enveloped by manually sculptured panels with decorative elements finished in high gloss black lacquer. The statement twist lies on the asymmetrical hand-hammered fitting of a golden polished brass sheet on the right side of the top, and base detail.

Four doors carry the sculpted black elements into its interior, opening to a striking bronze mirror on the back, and one glass shelf.

The statement sideboard was conceived to enrich any living space, a masterpiece that carries centuries of history and finest craftsmanship into a contemporary design. Inspired by the French Court’s greatness and splendour of the XVII century, it depicts the architectural and artistic landmarks of the age, alongside, it pays tribute to an era of great thinkers. Known for his ideals of a free and liberal society, Voltaire has become synonymous with the ‘Enlightenment’ due to the philosopher's extraordinary wit, and his deist beliefs, not by faith, but rather by reason.