Narciso Wall Cabinet By George Sowden - Post Design
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Designed by renowned industrial designer George Sowden, this contemporary wall cabinet is a true masterpiece, destined to be a striking focal point in any interior. The bold, colourful design features an imposing rectangular wooden frame with a glossy black lacquer finish. It includes two central doors that open innovatively upwards and downwards, two lateral doors, and an open storage space at the base. The plastic laminate door panels boast a daring colour scheme: turquoise and red in the centre, red on the lateral doors, and yellow on the sides of the lower open storage. This cabinet is part of a limited edition of 25 pieces.
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