Echoing the signature elegance of Scandinavian style, this low closet is marked by a conflict of rich wood grains. The four hinged doors feature a pattern of walnut squares set in ash frames, the same essence used for the inner storage compartment that is organized in a unit equipped with a metal hang bar, and in another one with two shelves and two drawers with cut-out handles. Prized leather handles seal the look. Customizable upon request. Assembly required, instructions included.
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Tuttoattaccato
Veneto, Italy | Glassmith
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Tuttoattaccato is an Italian brand that celebrates excellence at the Table by reinterpreting Iconic Designs of Italian Custom through Master Craftsmen of Ceramics and Blown Glass.
Tuttoattaccato is a collection of Glasses and Carafes by Carlo and Francesco Guazzo. Immersed in a land of skilled artisans, father and son combine their visions to celebrate the cultural heritage of their area by enhancing the historic manufacture of ceramics and blown glass.
From the lampworking of glass with colored rods to the meticulous decoration of ceramics with 24 K Gold, Tuttoattaccato enhances the art of drinking through convivial objects with timeless appeal. Exclusively handcrafted by artisans in the Bassano del Grappa area, each object pays homage to the soul of the Veneto people, who have always been characterized by a distinct ability to create timeless cocktails and globally recognized spirits.
Each carafe and glass is the result of combining the skills of several artisan families who hand down knowledge jealously guarded from generation to generation. From the lampworking of borosilicate glass to the potter's wheel of ceramics, each work is the result of experimentation combined with techniques of tradition.