Extraordinary and extremely rare curved cabinet designed by Luciano Frigerio and produced for the renowned Frigerio di Desio company.
This exceptional piece represents the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship of the 1970s.
Entirely clad in lacquered natural parchment, with brass details and handles, the cabinet features a curved design that makes it truly unique.
The curved front blends harmoniously with the drawers and door, all executed with millimetric precision.
The cabinet, with its impeccable ivory lacquered top and base, is in perfect condition despite its nearly 60 years of age.
Complete your interior with the matching bedside tables from the same series, creating a perfect trio for your bedroom.
Discover the timeless elegance of this authentic museum-quality piece.
The cabinet is sold with its original certificate of authenticity issued by the Frigerio heirs of Desio.
Product Name: Curved parchment cabinet Nettuno by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio
Designer: Luciano Frigerio
Year of Design: 1970s
Main Materials: Lacquered natural parchment, brass, ivory lacquer
Distinctive Design: Curved front with drawers and door crafted with millimetric precision
Dimensions: Length 185cm | Depth 58cm | Height 73.5cm
Comfort: Large storage capacity
Typical Use: Interior furnishing, collector’s piece, statement element for elegant spaces
Versatility: Suitable for various interior settings and styles, both bedroom and living areas
Current Design Condition: Near-perfect condition, excellent despite nearly 60 years of age
Additional Notes: Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present, which do not affect its functionality. We kindly invite you to take these characteristics into consideration before purchasing.
Luciano Frigerio, born in Desio in 1928, revolutionized the world of design and furniture production, inheriting a family tradition of high-end cabinetry. After graduating in accounting, he developed a strong passion for furniture design and musical composition. During the 1960s, taking advantage of the entrepreneurial opportunities of the Brianza region, he transformed the family business into an internationally recognized company, collaborating with major figures such as Gio Ponti and Franco Albini.
Frigerio fulfilled his vision of creating furniture as unique works of art by introducing “solid wood sculptural furniture” and “bronze cast sculptural beds,” combining artisanal excellence with precious materials. His company produced numbered and signed pieces and collaborated with renowned architects and designers. During the 1970s and 1990s, the company opened ten showrooms across Italy.
Recognized with several honorary titles, Frigerio’s works are displayed in art galleries and have received prestigious awards. Permanent exhibitions in Milan testify to his lasting influence on contemporary design, celebrating the fusion of functionality, aesthetics, and master craftsmanship.