Sleek Black Lacquered Sideboard by Gorgoni Luigi 1983

Super long. Would fit an 100" TV with room to spare. Italian Postmodern glossy black lacquer "Sheraton" sideboard, designed by Giotto Stoppino (Italian, 1926-2011) and Lodovico Acer...

The Italian Jean Claude Mahey Design Black Lacquered Sideboard exudes luxury and elegance. The sleek design with the black lacquered finish and the brass details are perfect for a mo...

One of his iconic designs, a restored in black lacquer sideboard by Milo Baughman. Sideboard features a floating case piece that includes three doors with shelving and silverware sto...

Postmodern Ebonized Ash Sideboard, Cantilevered Top, Belgium, 1980s. This long low sideboard is built from ebonized ash with a floating cantilevered top plate that projects beyond t...

A design icon outside time and fashion. Sheraton provides a new balance between an extremely simple and formally pure closed cabinet and one which is more functional and open, with s...

A super sleek and luxurious French sideboard by JC Mahey for Masion Romeo which dates from the 1970s.  High gloss black piano lacquer contrasting against the brass detail is simply ...

Attributed to Jean Claude Mahey, Black Lacquer and Brass Sideboard, France, 1970s. This sideboard is built from wood carcass finished in high-gloss black lacquer, framed and accente...

The Credenza Sideboard ExCentric 1.0 is made of black oak wood and high-gloss black lacquered steel. It can be placed in a dining or office room. Its contemporary, edgy design challe...

Overview A striking “Alveo” sideboard designed by Willy Rizzo for Mario Sabot in the 1970s, characterized by a clean, architectural silhouette and a sophisticated combination of glossy black lacquer and polished chrome-plated metal. The exceptionally clean rectangular form is accented by three distinctive circular chrome handles, creating a bold graphic contrast against the deep black surface. A prime example of Rizzo’s glamorous take on 1970s Italian furniture, this piece combines geometric minimalism with luxurious materials and meticulously crafted details. Description The sideboard features a long, low-profile rectangular design finished entirely in glossy black lacquer. Its imposing yet understated geometry is emphasized by polished chrome vertical profiles positioned at both outer edges of the facade. The front is divided into three sections, each consisting of an upper drawer and a lower cabinet door. The six elements are visually integrated into an almost uninterrupted black surface, preserving the cabinet's monolithic appearance when closed. At the center of each section is a distinctive circular chrome-plated handle, designed to serve both as a practical opening mechanism and as a decorative element. Their sculptural ring shape creates a strong graphic rhythm across the otherwise minimalist façade. When opened, the sideboard reveals three drawers located above three spacious storage compartments. The center drawer lights up when opened. The contrast between the highly reflective metal details and the glossy black lacquer gives the piece the sophisticated, glamorous character associated with Willy Rizzo’s furniture designs from that period. Design & Aesthetics The Alveo sideboard is designed around a deliberate tension between pure geometry and decorative luxury. Its elongated horizontal body has an almost architectural quality, while the circular handles break up the austere rectangular composition with a recurring geometric accent. The polished chrome elements framing the sides reinforce the silhouette and visually define the front elevation. The use of black lacquer creates depth and reflection, causing the cabinet's appearance to change subtly depending on the surrounding light. The result has a distinctly 1970s feel: dramatic yet restrained, luxurious without excessive ornamentation, and particularly well-suited to sophisticated contemporary interiors as well as those dedicated to collectible Italian design. Materials & Aesthetic The cabinet is finished in high-gloss black lacquer, whose reflective surface accentuates the piece's substantial proportions and clean lines. Polished chrome-plated metal is used for the circular handles and the vertical decorative trim along the front edges. These bright metallic details create a striking contrast with the black lacquer and give the sideboard its distinctive jewel-like appearance. The combination of glossy lacquer, mirrored metal, and bold geometric forms is closely associated with the luxurious aesthetic of Italian interiors in the 1970s. Technical Details Product: Willy Rizzo Alveo...

Italian Black Lacquer Console with Parchment drawers, brass handles and glass top and sides/legs. Made in Italy, 1970's.