Part furniture, part sculpture, the Ode to Brutalism book towers derive their shape from brutalist architecture. With cut out niches and a carved out tabletop surface. 

Ode to Brutalism Book Towers

Wall-Mounted Cabinet

'Carapace' Cabinet

Modernist chest of drawers with a central projection, entirely clad in faceted mirrored panels, opening to the front with two drawers. The cylindrical pull handles are made of glass.

The piece rests on two broad legs extending from the uprights, veneered in mahogany.

Modernist Chest of Drawers

Bookshelves

Three-element wall shelves in brushed metal

Shelves

Zigzag Shelves

Illuminated bookcase or coffee table in painted wood. Signed under the drawer. Unique piece.

Renard I Bookcase

Chest of Drawers Wild

Jumbo Cabinet

“Cabinet Argenté”

Inspired by the force of nature from solid volume. The use of form allows the organic shape to inhabit the piece. What is eroded? Carving out shape through ancestral techniques adapts to any space. What remains?

Erosion Bookshelves

In collaboration with Fontana Arte
From the private residence of an Italian collector
A certificate of expertise from the Gio Ponti Archives is provided.

Library

The original invoice of 1995 will be provided

'Carapace' Cabinet

François Cante-Pacos

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