



The playful and minimalist design of this console by Ciamaroli Queda Studio is an elegant and modern addition to an entryway or living room where its contained shape will suit any size room. The brass base comprises two rectangles with rounded corners positioned diagonally and supporting an identical form with the elegant Travertino marble top. Two brass circles on the stone's surface hint at a domino piece. The console needs to be fixed to the wall. The product has a hole on the back made to ensure maximum stability in attaching it to the wall.
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Ceramica Gatti 1928
Emilia-Romagna, Italy | Ceramist
Bottega d’Arte Gatti Ceramica prides itself on its permanent search for innovative techniques and design, proved by a splendid collection. When Riccardo Gatti founded it in 1928, he was already a celebrated ceramist in Faenza, because of his skilled hand. But his talent was recognized also on a national level, as he exhibited in major establishments as the Milan Triennale, the Ceramics Museum in Faenza, and the Venice Biennale. Today, Ceramica Gatti continues to handcraft beautiful pieces on the wake of its founder and the centuries-long ceramic tradition of Faenza.Discover more