Experience the refinement of Italian decorative design with this elegant pair of vintage parchment nightstands, designed by Angelo Mazzola for Salpol in Italy during the 1970s. Strongly inspired by the sophisticated language of the great master Aldo Tura, these pieces reflect the same artisanal tradition of lacquered parchment craftsmanship, combining luxurious materials, sculptural simplicity, and refined decorative detail.
The nightstands are covered in genuine goatskin parchment, carefully lacquered to enhance the natural depth, texture, and tonal variations of the material. This technique, famously associated with Aldo Tura’s celebrated production, gives the surfaces a warm, luminous, and highly refined appearance. The drawers and base are enriched with elegant brass details, adding a subtle contrast and emphasizing the architectural lines of the design.
Although not produced by Aldo Tura, these nightstands clearly belong to the same Milanese decorative tradition, where parchment, brass, and high-gloss lacquer were used to create furniture pieces of exceptional visual presence. Angelo Mazzola’s work for Salpol reflects this influence with great sensitivity, translating Tura’s luxurious material language into a distinctive 1970s Italian design object.
The pair is in very good vintage condition, with only minor signs of age consistent with time and use. The lacquered parchment surfaces retain their beautiful depth and sheen, while the brass details show the refined patina typical of vintage Italian decorative furniture.
 
Please note: This item is in a very good vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present but do not affect its functionality. We kindly ask you to consider these characteristics prior to purchase.