Shelving. CATTELAN. Italy, late twentieth century.

Shelving. CATTELAN. Italy, late twentieth century.
Black lacquered wood and metal structure.
Condition: 9/10.
Measurements: 200 x 200 x 40 cm.

Bookcase of the firm Cattelan, of marked sculptural presence. The piece stands out for its dynamic composition, formed by curved vertical uprights that cross horizontally the shelves, generating an undulating rhythm that reminds, for its fluidity and graphic sense, to certain strokes of oriental calligraphy.

The design combines functionality and formal expressiveness, transforming an essentially practical typology into a protagonist element of the space. The glossy black finish reinforces its graphic and contemporary character, while the open structure maintains a sense of visual lightness despite its large dimensions.

Cattelan Italia, founded in Veneto in 1979, has established itself as one of the Italian firms of reference in high-end contemporary furniture. Its production is characterized by the combination of design, technical innovation and quality finishes. The firm has built a recognizable identity within current Italian design, based on architectural lines, contemporary materials and a careful relationship between functionality and decorative presence.