Diago

Diago is a wooden sideboard with hinged doors.‎Diago’s design finds his inspiration from the industrial archeology of the late nineteenth century transforming his features into a vaguely eclectic stylistic code.‎ The diagonal rhythm of the reticular structures used by Gustave Eiffel becomes a textured pattern that shapes a collection of furniture with a classic yet dynamic soul.‎The geometric pattern captures the attention, the construction lines are realized alternating wooden and metal strips that follow one another to generate optical effects that seem to alter the size of the furniture.‎The geometric pattern captures the attention, the construction lines are realized alternating wooden and metal strips that follow one another to generate optical effects that seem to alter the size of the furniture.‎MATERIALSOak wood veneer on the surfaces and 2 mm solid wood for the doors and the sides.‎ Brass inserts in the doors and sides, 10 mm extra-clear glass for the internal shelf.‎