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Bar Car with Removable Trays in Hardwood & Chrome, Forma, 1960s - Lot 297
$6,000
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Description
This impressive bar cart features a streamlined chrome frame accented by two stylish white Formica countertops, enhanced with attractive wooden details on the sides. Designed for easy maneuverability, it includes convenient wheels that allow you to adjust its position effortlessly. The wooden components of this standout piece have undergone meticulous refinishing, ensuring it remains in excellent condition and enhances its appeal. Whether for practical use or decorative display, this versatile bar cart is a perfect addition to any home, providing an ideal platform for showcasing beverages or decorative items with style and functionality.
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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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