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Mid-Century African Rosewood S11 Modular Sideboard By Angelo Mangiarotti, Italy, 1960s

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$5,574

Important modular sideboard model s11 designed by angelo mangiarotti for la sorgente dei mobili, produced in italy during the 1960s. A piece of great formal elegance and strong architectural presence, conceived according to the rational and sophisticated language that characterizes mangiarotti’s research in modular furniture design. the sideboard is crafted in african rosewood, a precious and richly grained wood characterized by warm and deep tones ranging from reddish brown to dark brown. The structure develops through a wide and rigorous horizontal composition consisting of three modules: two side units with hinged doors and a central section fitted with drawers. this configuration gives the piece a remarkable visual balance, combining storage functionality with formal clarity. The design is extremely essential yet enriched by refined construction details. The smooth fronts, free from applied handles, emphasize the continuity of the wood grain and the elegance of the surfaces. dark profiles and horizontal lines articulate the composition with precision, creating a graphic effect that is both restrained and distinctive. design & function the modular nature of the s11 system allows the piece to be perceived not simply as a storage unit, but as a true domestic architecture, perfectly aligned with mangiarotti’s design philosophy. the central section is organized with spacious drawers, ideal for documents and everyday objects, while the side compartments provide additional storage capacity. The long upper surface makes the sideboard suitable as a living room credenza, dining room storage unit, entrance sideboard, or focal piece within a sophisticated contemporary interior. materials & aesthetic the african rosewood veneer is the defining element of the design, bringing warmth, depth, and visual richness to the composition. The uninterrupted grain, combined with the absence of visible handles, reinforces the purity of the design. the balance between refined materials, rigorous geometry, and architectural proportions exemplifies the sophisticated character of italian design during the 1960s. technical details product: angelo mangiarotti mid century italian african rosewood modular sideboard for la sorgente dei mobili 1960 designer: angelo mangiarotti manufacturer: la sorgente dei mobili period: 1960s materials: african rosewood dimensions: height: 72cm | length of each module: 100cm | depth: 42cm condition: please note that this item is in good vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present, which do not affect its functionality. We kindly invite you to take these characteristics into consideration before purchasing. functionality: modular storage sideboard with two side compartments and a central drawer unit, suitable for living rooms, dining rooms, entrance halls, and contemporary interiors. i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution

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