Minimalist wooden frame completely encased in hand-stitched leather
The central grid is not a separate mesh; rather, it is created by precision cut-outs directly from the leather, forming a series of integrated straps. This creates a sophisticated play of light and shadow while maintaining a sense of openness.
This room divider has 2 parts that are designed to “click” or interlock, allowing them to stand independently at a stable 90-degree angle
Busnelli is a prestigious Italian furniture manufacturer that gained significant fame in the 1970s for collaborating with avant-garde designers to push the boundaries of materials like leather, suede, and polyurethane.
High-end Italian mid-century modernism