A design library that will make you change your mind about decorating ! A project conceived in the North of Europe and made in a workshop in Portugal.
Dimensions : height 187 cm - Width 126 cm - Depth 48 cm
Materials : composite wood, steel
Color : Black, natural wood stained oak
Information : allow 45 minutes of assembly. Robust, it supports your most valuable works up to ... 200 kilos. Certified FSC wood
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History of the product
The latest addition to the creations of the Ukrainian designer Pavel, this design library is elegantly installed in the most varied interiors. Six sturdy trays framed by an assembly declined in several shades come to support your books, trinkets and other curiosities.
Made in Portugal in a high quality workshop noted for its responsible creations, this design library is made of FSC certified eco-friendly composite wood. Very easy to assemble, its steel elements made in Italy make this set a solid and timeless creation. Its background gives it a resolutely modern style that your interior will appreciate !
The designer
Pavel Vetrov was born in 1987 in Ukraine. He is a qualified designer specializing in furnishing and interior design, with a professional experience of almost ten years. He has led the creation of renowned brand projects such as Lexus, Temahome, TwoSix, Zegen and many others.
Among the more than 50 design awards he has collected throughout his career, there is the 2015/16 Red Dot Award. Her work has been featured, featured and analyzed in leading magazines around the world, including Forbes, Elle, Vogue, and more. He is actively involved in all the European design fairs, namely Imm Cologne, Il Salone Internazionale del Mobile Milano. , London Design Fair and Paris Design Week.
