An exquisite example of Italian modernism: a low cabinet from the "Alveo" series, designed by Willy Rizzo and produced by Mario Sabot in the 1970s.
This piece stands out for its monolithic block aesthetic, a pure and rigorous volume that perfectly embodies the Hollywood Regency style.
The structure is conceived as a closed solid, devoid of openings or visible compartments, transforming the piece into a truly sculptural and minimalist element.
Crafted from wood with a fine glossy black lacquer, it is embellished with the iconic chromed steel corner profiles, an unmistakable signature of Rizzo's work.
Despite its solid and imposing appearance, the cabinet is equipped with retractable casters integrated into the base,
ensuring fluid and functional mobility without compromising its clean lines.
The contrast between the deep, mirrored black and the lustrous metals makes this piece visually striking, perfect both as a base for large screens and as a central piece in a sophisticated living room or high-end office.
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET:
Designer: Willy Rizzo
Manufacturer: Mario Sabot (Italy)
Model: Alveo (Monolith Version)
Period: 1970-1979
Materials: Glossy black lacquered wood and chromed metal
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
DIMENSIONS:
Width: 120 cm
Height: 43 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlackMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height43 cmWidth120 cmDepth55 cm