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Bar Car with Removable Trays in Rosewood & Metal, Forma, 1960s - Lot 297
$5,500
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Description
Introducing a stunning bar cart that seamlessly combines style and functionality. This exquisite piece boasts a sleek chrome frame, elegantly complemented by two removable trays. One side of each tray features a rich new rosewood veneer, while the other is finished with pristine white Formica—perfect for serving drinks. The trays are designed with sculpted edges in rosewood, adding a distinctive, modern touch.
The metal framework has been meticulously cleaned and brushed to reveal a chic matte finish, enhancing its sophisticated appeal. Designed for effortless mobility, this bar cart is equipped with convenient wheels, allowing you to reposition it with ease. Each wooden element has been refinished with care, ensuring durability and maintaining its exceptional quality.
Whether you use it for entertaining guests or as a stylish decorative display, this versatile bar cart is an ideal addition to any home, providing a perfect platform for showcasing beverages and decorative items in true elegance.
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About the Designer
Forma Móveis
Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler were the primary designers for Forma, an international company that symbolized the innovative nature of the Brazilian modern design industry. During their time in São Paulo, a city experiencing rapid growth and industrialization, Eisler and Hauner had the opportunity to create customized furniture. They shared a mutual appreciation for sophisticated design and aimed to bring style into Brazilian households through their work with Forma. While their designs for Forma captured the elegance seen in traditional ateliers in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo during the mid-20th century, Eisler and Hauner differentiated themselves by incorporating customized production methods.
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