Tucroma swivel dressing cabinet by Guido Faleschini for i4Mariani, 1971

This is an original 1970s piece and a true statement of design – a functional icon. Introducing the Tucroma 360º swivel dressing cabinet: a refined piece of furniture rooted in the visionary design of architect Guido Faleschini and crafted by Italian master-manufacturer i4 Mariani. Born from the legendary 1971 Tucroma collection—where saddle leather meets chromed steel tubing—the dressing cabinet elevates everyday ritual into an experience of elegance. The cabinet stands on a rotating chrome base, offering seamless 360° motion to suit both dressing and display scenarios. Upholstered completely in fine leather, including the outer shell, hand-stitched and anchored to the structure, reaffirming the brand’s leather-crafting heritage. The exterior includes a full-length mirror and two sleek chrome hooks—functional accents that express the piece’s dual role as both wardrobe and sculptural object. Chrome details, saddle-leather straps and the signature i4 Mariani finishes underscore meticulous Italian manufacturing and a refined industrial aesthetic. The swivel cabinet is more than storage—it’s a conversation piece. With its rich leather surfaces, deliberate chrome accents and commanding silhouette, it brings a sense of theatre to the dressing room, hallway or boutique setting. The rotation motif echoes movement and ritual: you turn, you dress, you reveal. Perfect for upscale residences, luxury boutique interiors or curated hospitality spaces, this piece blends functionality with high-design luxury. It’s the ideal anchor in a walk-in wardrobe or the standout jewel in a refined lobby space. The Tucroma collection was first designed by Faleschini in 1971 and remains in production today, a testament to enduring design and i4 Mariani’s mastery in combining leather-craft tradition with architectural clarity. Condition: Fair. Some damages in the form of scuffs, dings and scratches. Stain on the back of the mirror. Some flyrust on the chrome foot.