Bramante sideboard by Kazuhide Takahama for Simon-Gavina, 1970s

Bramante is a modern furnishing accessory designed by the well-known Japanese designer Kazuhide Takahama in the 1970s for the "ultrarational" Simon-Gavina collection.
It is a designer storage unit with clear retro references, which represents a timeless classic in modernity, defined by essential and rigorous lines. Appreciated for its versatility of use in different environments, like all great classics it is destined to remain over time. The lacquered furniture, more than any other, fits perfectly with the antique. THE
The BRAMATE sideboard has three doors with original locks, in shiny pigmented polyester plywood.
The internal load-bearing structure is in black veneered plywood.
The piece of furniture is in excellent condition, having practically never been used.
Bramante is attributed to designer Kazuhide Takahama.
There is no evidence of the brand.
Ideal for both collectors and design furniture enthusiasts.
Item purchased in 1985, offered by a private seller.