Art Deco Italian Buffet with Mirror
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Have a look at these luxurious bars and cocktail lounges in Art Deco-style hotels around the world.

My collection of Art Deco Bars & Cocktail Lounges on Pinterest
Aren’t they gorgeous? What a pleasure it would be to have a touch of this luxury in the home. The solution? An Art Deco buffet!
3D Visualization
When I think of “Italian” and “Art Deco” one person that comes to mind is Gio Ponti. He was able to create designs that brought together the streamlined German and American Art Deco with the elegant and luxurious French vein. I am not exactly sure who designed and built the Italian buffet that I just modeled below, but I love how this particular piece combines functionality with elegant luxury.
“The shelf structure of this Italian buffet is characteristic of Art Deco design, combining clean lines and asymmetry with a luxurious and decorative burr wood finish. The shelf structure contains a mirror on a case with four small drawers and a twin cabinet door enclosing an adjustable shelf. Subtle, inlaid handles are attached to the four drawers and the cabinet doors. The geometric shape is typical of Italian Art Deco, which took its lead from the Wiener Werkstatte. The use of exotic timber is more typical of the French style. W: 177.75cm” (Excerpt from p. 393 of Furniture: World Styles from Classical to Contemporary by Judith Miller, Dorling Kindersley, 2011)
Get the Look
This gorgeous 1930’s French Art Deco Buffet is made of walnut and mahogany, with beautiful patterns. The stepped back mirror, swirled marble top, and metal handles add plenty of glamor to this stunning piece. There is plenty of storage, too! Available from Art Deco Collection.com.
I love the fine details of this beautiful French Art Deco Buffet in burl amboyna. The mother of pearl inlay on the cabinet adds a classy touch. Vertical and swirling patterns on the wood make for the best decoration a fine piece of furniture could have. Available from Antiquities.
This is such an incredibly handsome 1930’s Italian sideboard, in walnut and macassar ebony. The mirror is generous, and there is plenty of storage. From the looks of it, the piece is gorgeous inside and out. What a find! Available from DecoWorld.
Related Links
External Links to Sources
Art Deco Bars – my collection of Art Deco bars and cocktail lounges on Pinterest.
Recommended Sourcebook
Furniture: World Styles from Classical to Contemporary by Judith Miller (Dorling Kindersley, 2011) – a real treasure trove of furniture, encylopedic in scope, with excellent photographs. Written with knowledge, understanding, and a great deal of passion. My absolute favorite book in the Furniture category.
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wow! like it, but no offense, wire model looks a lot cooler than textured one 😉
Thanks for the compliment! 😉