Sideboard; Paul Vandenbulcke; De Coene; 1950s; Art Nouveau; Art Deco; Mid-Century Modern; Gio Ponti;
Sideboard by Vandenbulcke for De Coene - 1950s
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Credenza for De Coene, crafted in 1958 by Belgian designer Paul Van Den Bulcke. This sideboard features a captivating two-tone design in cherry wood and walnut, creating a harmonious blend of warm hues and rich textures. The free-form pin legs elevate the piece, adding a nod to the era's fascination with organic shapes and clean lines. What sets this credenza apart is its connection to the legendary architect and designer Gio Ponti, who spent four months in the De Coene workshop in 1958 as part of his preparations for the world EXPO 58. This piece reflects the influence of Ponti's design philosophy, making it an important addition to any interior inspired by Ponti himself. This credenza shares design similarities with other luminaries of the era, such as Pieter De Bruyne, Willy Vandermeeren, and Alfred Hendrickx, showcasing a collective vision that defined an era.
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