Tudor Cupboard
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Tudor Cupboard
by Paolo Cattelan for Cattelan Italia
Sleek and elegant, the Tudor cupboard by Cattelan Italia makes a grand impression in a modern dining room. The two-door structure opens with multi-dimensional handles and has sturdy glass shelves to hold fine china, glassware, and more with ease. With contrasting metal finishes for the frame, doors, and base, it creates a vibrant juxtaposition for a bold touch. There is plenty of room on top for countless decor opportunities. Thanks to the use of the best quality materials, it is sustainable for years to come.
Manufactured in Italy with incredible attention to detail and designed by Paolo Cattelan, the Tudor cupboard is easily customized. The frame, doors, and base are available in many metal finishes. For added appeal, optional interior LED lights are available.
- 35½"W × 17"D × 50½"H
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Born in 1973 in Thiene, Vicenza, Paolo Cattelan is a talented product designer who joined the family business, Cattelan Italia, in 1995. He and his brother, Lorenzo are Commercial Directors of the prestigious company and design eye-catching and grand products.
Cattelan's work consists of artistic elements that make them both practical and sculpturesque. His products are popular and highly sought after.
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Tudor Cupboard
by Paolo Cattelan for Cattelan Italia
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