Lago Sideboard

Sideboard designed by architects Federico Correa and Alfonso Milá and produced by Gres in the 1960s. 

This is a piece of furniture with harmonious proportions and a geometric structure, featuring clean lines. Its design avoids being too monolithic and heavy by incorporating two continuous legs perpendicular to the structure. Two rows of four drawers each adorn the sides, while the center of the piece is defined by four doors.

The structure is made of iroko and sapele wood, and the handles are leather.