Mirar Sideboard

The sideboard Mirar, from the Spanish word “to look at”, takes its shape and design precisely from the action of looking. A sort of abstract painting, attempting to portray a human face, using splendid natural wooden veneers as a color palette. A parallelepiped, beveled on each side, recalls the roundness of a face, while the tonal differences, deriving from the variation of the veneers, mark the circularity of the eyes, and the central compartment, left open, recalls the shape of a nose.