Pair of Roberto Cavalli Pony Skin Chests of Drawers. Italy, 2000s. A striking and highly decorative pair of chests of drawers by Roberto Cavalli, emblematic of the designer’s unmistakable aesthetic—sensual, glamorous, and boldly material-driven. Each cabinet is conceived as a clean-lined architectural volume in light-toned wood, elevated on minimalist brushed metal bases. The fronts are dramatically clad in black pony skin, whose natural texture and subtle tonal variations create a richly tactile surface. At the center of each façade, a circular porthole-like detail in polished metal frames a warm, amber-toned interior element, introducing a refined chromatic contrast and a signature Cavalli flourish. The circular metal insets act as sculptural focal points, evoking both maritime and futuristic references, while the juxtaposition of pale wood, dark pony hair, and cool metal underscores the designer’s sophisticated play on materials. Each chest opens to reveal spacious drawers crafted in matching light wood, with clean interiors and precise joinery. The overall construction is solid and substantial, combining functionality with a strong decorative presence. The pony skin remains in good condition, with natural variations inherent to the material. The metal elements retain their original finish, showing only light signs of age consistent with careful use. Bold yet refined, this pair of Roberto Cavalli chests of drawers is ideally suited to contemporary, eclectic, or high-glamour interiors. A rare and distinctive ensemble that perfectly reflects the opulent spirit of Italian design in the early 21st century. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution