“Scuderia” sideboard designed by Carlo Scarpa for Bernini in the 1970s, an iconic example of the Venetian architect’s approach to cabinet design. The piece combines a strong architectural presence with a warm, material-driven sensibility, resulting in a composition that is both rigorous and inviting. The structure is defined by a sequence of aligned modules that create a balanced horizontal rhythm, punctuated by slender vertical open compartments that lighten the overall volume and introduce a refined interplay of solids and voids. The doors showcase a lively, natural wood grain, enhanced by a restrained treatment that allows the material to take center stage, while the small cylindrical wooden knobs provide a discreet yet distinctive functional detail. Inside, the sideboard reveals a carefully organized layout with shelves and drawers arranged according to a clear functional logic, reflecting Scarpa’s meticulous attention to use and construction. The softly rounded sides and gently eased edges highlight the almost artisanal care devoted to every structural detail, a hallmark of the collaboration between Carlo Scarpa and Bernini. A piece of strong architectural character, suitable for both modern and more classic interiors, offering a rare balance of design rigor, material quality, and proportion. Condition: Very good overall condition, with minor signs of use. Dimensions: Length 272 cm – Depth 59 cm – Height 101.5 cm This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution