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RIFLESSO

An eye-catching design storage cabinet, thanks to the elegance of its contours and the uniqueness of the tops with rounded edges that allude to the Japanese influence often found in her designs.

Part of the Cassina collection since 2004, the Riflesso storage unit created in 1958 by Charlotte Perriand in association with Steph Simon has a new iteration. As in the case of the Tables en forme, which were designed in the 1930s and then upgraded in the 1950s to a more mature configuration, this multifunctional piece is characterised by wooden shelves with rounded edges with a strong Japanese influence, which was a common theme in Perriand's oeuvre. As was the case with all her furniture produced during this period, the expressiveness of the material itself became a distinguishing feature, creating soft eye-catching shapes of great elegance. Originally available in just one size and two heights, and only in a black finish, the new version is larger. The piece is available in mahogany, the sliding doors being natural or black anodised aluminium.

Originally produced in one size and two heights with black lacquer finish, the new version of Riflesso features more generous dimensions and comes in solid mahogany.