Louis Paolozzi bar cabinet René Godfrid edition

Bar cabinet dating from the 50s designed by Louis Paolozzi. Central part in oak veneer, base and upper shelf in varnished mahogany. This is a piece of furniture with diverse inspirations, both French modernism, Scandinavian elegance and lightness as well as the taste for luxurious creations with a well-polished Italian finish. At the crossroads of these well-thought-out fifties designs, a man, Louis Paolozzi for René Godfrid editions. This light and airy piece of furniture with an impressive storage capacity, two large boxes, two shelves and 3 drawers slid underneath. We have completely restored it and have also added these two new handles in frosted brass in the style of the furniture and its period. It retains some stigmata, marks of time anchored with the years. About this designer: Of Italian origin, Louis Paolozzi is a French furniture designer who marked the Reconstruction period, the founder of modern architecture and design. The flexibility of the forms, the unhooked lines and the contrast of the wood species characterize his unique and recognizable style.