Gasparello - Luigi Saccardo - Credenza - Seven - Maple

This stunning sideboard is a refined example of Italian design from the 1970s-1980s, born from the creativity of Luigi Saccardo for the company Gasparello.

The model, belonging to the 'Seven' line, stands out for its sinuous and soft lines, a perfect balance between elegance and functionality.

The main material is maple burl or 'peacock eye,' with its glossy surface that reflects light and highlights the fascinating natural grain of the wood, giving the furniture a warm and sophisticated appearance.

Its structure develops in length, with a solid and proportionate volume that conveys a sense of stability and prestige.

Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. Slight signs of age may be present, which do not affect its functionality. We invite you to consider these characteristics before purchasing.
The doors, with protruding handles, are characterized by circular wooden shapes, a choice that highlights the purity of the forms and the essential character of the design. Once opened, they reveal spacious storage compartments entirely lined with veneer, making the credence not only a piece of great aesthetic value but also extremely functional.

The striking detail is the curvature of the corners, a feature that softens the geometric rigor and gives the furniture a welcoming and refined air.

It is a piece that fits effortlessly into modern and vintage environments, perfect for those seeking furniture that combines artisanal quality with the timeless beauty of Italian design.

Excellent overall condition, a few tiny signs of age that lend authenticity to the item, considering its nearly 50 years.

Bibliography: Domus June 1980 p.43