GROUPE XYLOS (1980)
"The Cube
Dressing table in superimposed marquetry of staine…

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GROUPE XYLOS (1980) "The Cube Dressing table in superimposed marquetry of stained and natural sycamore, basswood, ash and zebrano, comprising eight drawers, a shelf and a flap revealing small compartments, drawers and a mirror. The unit pivots on an offset axle, allowing it to be partially recessed into a wall, concealing a front. Rosewood veneered interior. H : 80 ; L : 88 ; W : 88 cm Edition Xylos - 08.2007 "The cube conceals a discreet dressing table. It turns on itself, revealing its hidden drawers. The mastery of this extraordinary craftsmanship provokes admiration. The precious wood marquetry on all sides invites you to follow its sinuous meanders, like a sensitive initiation to the love of beauty...". Marie-Claire B.

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GROUPE XYLOS (1980)

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