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Sideboards
Belt
Available in various configurations and sizes, can be accessorized with wine glass rack
The Belt sideboard designed by Philippe Nigro comes in various configurations, achieved by combining the metal base with door and drawer modules. Its strength lies in its modular design, allowing you to create storage units to suit any room in the home. With the Era glass doors, Belt is transformed into an elegant display cabinet that lets the interior shine through, and is given an even more contemporary look by the LED lighting.
Examples of configurations
1 W. 96 × D. 55,4 × H.101,2
2 W. 96 × D. 55,4 × H.117,2
3 W. 126 × D. 56,3 × H. 149,2
4 W. 141 × D. 55,4 × H. 101,2
5 W. 141 × D. 56,3 × H. 117,2
6 W. 186 × D. 55,4 × H. 85,2
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Technical data and finishes are given as rough guide only,always refer to the price list.
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Designers
Philippe Nigro
French designer born in Nice, he splits his work time between France and Italy. After studying Applied Arts and Product Design (LTGC, Antibes - La Martinière, Lyon - Boulle, Paris), Nigro embarked on his career working alongside De Lucchi, collaborating on numerous product, furniture, lighting, interior design, event and stage design projects. Since 2005, various experimental works have been supported by VIA (a French organization promoting innovation in furniture design) and some can be found among the collections of the Centre Pompidou and Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. In 2014, he was responsible for the exhibition design of the 7th edition of the Trienniale Design Museum "Italian Design beyond the Crisis" and he was awarded the title Designer of the Year by Now-Maison & Objet. His work's distinctive stamp comes from the pairing of experimental research with a pragmatic analysis of "savoir faire", a trait that has allowed Nigro to take on many and varied design challenges and address the different aspects of design.
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