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Galerist
by
LEMA
From
11434
11434
Inc VAT
Inc VAT
Frame:
Coated Metal
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Glass
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Upholstery:
Finish/Colour:
Burnished Bronze
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Dimensions:
113 x 56 x 172h cm
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Origin:
Italy
As the name suggests, Galerist provides a wonderful way of displaying items. A container fitted with three shelves, it draws its inspiration from traditional display cases, reinventing the classical style to create a completely transparent, contemporary piece. Christophe Pillet has focused heavily on glass to create a sleek yet bold piece, which can be used to display objects and mementos, ensuring they can be admired from every angle.
Four walls made from extra-light glass allow for an unbroken, 360° view. The hinges of the door serve both a functional and aesthetic purpose, having been made from metal that has been treated to obtain a deep, full colour. The entire structure of the case is made from metal, with the joints designed specifically for this unique piece, which also works well as a feature in the middle of a room. Also available with a chest of drawers in elegant Canaletto walnut.
BRAND HIGHLIGHT
The story of Lema is a story of Italian manufacturing and an expert combination of innovation and tradition based on the central tenets of quality and customisation. The strength of the company lies in its extraordinary manufacturing capacity that has over the years made it possible to combine the values of traditional craftsmanship with the most innovative technologies. Great care is taken at every stage of realisation, from the design to the final product, thanks to the attention to quality and the close collaboration relationship with the designers.
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DESIGNED BY
Christophe Pillet
He graduated in Decorative Arts in Nice in 1985, than cooperated with Philippe Starck to become, in 1993, an independent designer whos main interests are projects concerned with interior design and interior architecture. He takes part of this new and interesting pulse being contemporary French design; he was nominated for “Designer of the Year” in 1994.
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