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Stunning credenza with unique origami facia. In spite of its thickness and its complex asymmetrical architecture, the veneer grain is still maintained: A WORK OF ART!!! Dimensions: Various sizes Applications: Boardroom, high end residential Variations: Folding V or hinged doors Finish: Oak / Oak stained / Matt Lacquered / Wenge Manufacturer: Emmemobili, www.emmemobili.it Designer: Ferruccio […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Stunning credenza with unique origami facia. In spite of its thickness and its complex asymmetrical architecture, the veneer grain is still maintained: A WORK OF ART!!!

Dimensions: Various sizes

Applications: Boardroom, high end residential

Variations: Folding V or hinged doors

Finish: Oak / Oak stained / Matt Lacquered / Wenge

Manufacturer: Emmemobili, www.emmemobili.it

Designer: Ferruccio Laviani, www.laviani.com

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