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Cream Lacquered Chest of Drawers by Pierre Cardin, 1980 – Wood
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Cream Lacquered Chest of Drawers by Pierre Cardin, 1980

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Overview Cream lacquered chest of drawers by Pierre Cardin, Italy, 1980s. A refined and sculptural piece that translates Cardin’s couture language into furniture, combining soft volumes, glossy surfaces, and distinctive metal details. Description This elegant chest of drawers perfectly embodies Pierre Cardin’s approach to design, where fashion, architecture, and furniture converge into a single expressive object. Entirely finished in a sophisticated cream-white lacquer, the piece develops through soft, sculptural volumes that enhance its luminous and architectural presence. The structure is defined by rounded edges and fluid transitions between surfaces, expressing a language that is both futuristic and refined, characteristic of Cardin’s production during the 1980s. The four large drawers are enriched by sculptural gilded metal handles, designed with a folded, almost couture-like gesture, introducing a subtle yet decisive contrast with the monochromatic body. This detail reflects Cardin’s distinctive vision, where form and material are treated as expressive elements, directly recalling the world of fashion. Design & Signature The piece is signed “Pierre Cardin” on the front, confirming its authenticity and reinforcing its collectible value. The construction is solid and well-proportioned, with spacious drawers that slide smoothly, ensuring both aesthetic presence and everyday functionality. Historical Context During the 1960s–1980s, Pierre Cardin extended his revolutionary vision beyond fashion into furniture and interiors, creating objects that blur the boundaries between couture, architecture, and industrial design. His work is characterized by bold, fluid forms, glossy finishes, and a strong sense of theatricality. This chest of drawers is a perfect example of that approach, where the object becomes a form of “wearable architecture,” translating movement, volume, and identity into furniture design. Technical Details Product: Chest of Drawers Designer: Pierre Cardin Period: 1980s Materials: Cream white lacquered wood, brass handles Dimensions: Length: 145cm Depth: 54,5cm Height: 85cm Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of age consistent with time and use, not affecting the overall aesthetics or functionality. Functionality: Four large drawers, spacious and smoothly sliding Collectibility A rare and highly collectible piece, representing a significant moment in late 20th-century design, ideal for refined interiors where fashion and design intersect. Designer Pierre Cardin was a visionary figure who revolutionized not only fashion but also furniture and interior design. From the 1960s onwards, he introduced a futuristic and sculptural language into design, creating pieces that merge couture, architecture, and industrial production. His collaborations with figures such as Aldo Tura further pushed this vision, combining Cardin’s bold aesthetic with Tura’s exceptional craftsmanship and use of luxurious materials, resulting in some of the most distinctive and collectible works of Italian design. Additional details: - Brand: Pierre Cardin - Style: Futuristic - Style: Sculptural - Material: Lacquered wood - Colour: Cream - Period: 1980s - length: 145.0 cm

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CategoryChest of drawersConditionVery goodColorsCremeMaterialWoodNumber of items1Brand / designerCardinHeight85 cmWidth145 cmDepth55 cmSeller locationConversano, ItalyDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup


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