Parchment Chest of Drawers by Aldo Tura for Tura Milano, 1960s

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An elegant chest of drawers by Aldo Tura, made in Italy in the 1960s.
This piece stands out for its … Read more An elegant chest of drawers by Aldo Tura, made in Italy in the 1960s.
This piece stands out for its simple and sophisticated design, enhanced by the refined honey-colored parchment covering, applied by hand across the entire structure. The surfaces feature a glossy finish that accentuates the parchment's natural grain, lending depth and a vibrant material quality to the piece.
The chest of drawers features four large drawers, all without external handles to maintain a clean, rigorous line. The horizontal grooves act as handles and emphasize the horizontality of the design, a perfect balance between function and form. The interior of the drawers is made of high-quality wood, which contrasts pleasantly with the warm, uniform tone of the parchment.
The quality of construction, combined with the choice of fine materials and Aldo Tura's unmistakable stylistic signature, make this piece a perfect example of high-end Italian design from the 1960s. Ideal as a bedroom chest of drawers, but also as a storage unit in a sophisticated living room.

Product Name: Parchment Chest of Drawers by Aldo Tura for Tura Milano
Designer: Aldo Tura
Year of Design: Late 1960s
Style: Elegant Italian vintage design
Primary Materials: Parchment (goatskin), Brass
Distinctive Design: Lacquered parchment upholstery, refined brass details
Typical Dimensions: Height 73.5cm | Width 140cm | Depth 53cm
Comfort: Spacious and capacious
Typical Use: Interior design, bedroom, designer spaces
Versatility: Suitable for a variety of furnishing contexts
Current Design Condition: Virtually perfect after 60 years
Additional Notes: Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. Minor signs of aging may be present, which do not affect its functionality. We encourage you to consider these characteristics before purchasing.
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