1970s Sideboard model: Sheraton by G. Stoppino & L. Acerbis for Acerbis Italy
€ 2.250,00
| Weight | 80 kg |
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| Dimensions | 227,5 × 58 × 76 cm |
1 in stock
Designed in the 1970s by Giotto Stoppino and Lodovico Acerbis for Acerbis in Italy, the Sheraton sideboard is a fine example of Italian design from this period. Its carefully balanced proportions and refined detailing reflect a sophisticated approach to furniture making, where functionality meets architectural elegance.
The design combines a strong visual presence with a sense of restraint, allowing the materials and construction to speak for themselves. Stoppino and Acerbis were influential figures in Italian design, known for their innovative use of materials and contemporary forms.
The Sheraton is more than a practical storage piece; it is a beautifully considered element of interior design. An elegant addition to both modern and vintage interiors, with the unmistakable character of Italian craftsmanship.
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