Martina Cristalliera

MARTINA 6-door 3-drawer glass cabinet

Measurements L.163 D.49 H.228 cm

Martina is a crystal cabinet composed of a base and a glass stand. The base has a solid wood top with a square edge and a shape that connects it with the structure. The latter resumes the processing of the top which has the two front edges cut at 45 degrees. The three drawers are smooth while the three doors have an ashlar panel with a spike notch (also available with a smooth ashlar panel). The riser rests on the base with two turned pillars that raise the display case to form a comfortable and useful support surface. The three doors of the riser are made of glass while the upper frame is shaped with the iconic gendarme hat shape. The display case has a single compartment with an internal shelf, while the sideboard has two compartments, a small one on the right and a double one on the left, both equipped with a shelf. It is available in different shades of walnut and is represented here in a lacquered finish. Customized in pastel colors, it goes well in Provençal-style environments.

Technical sheet: Structure, top, frames, doors and façade drawers in solid wood Bottom and sides of the hat in veneered wood fibre. Back and bottom drawersin plywood

LACQUERING Lacquering is a type of finish that has lacquer as its basic element, i.e. a coloured opaque paint (polyester or polyurethane). The artifact is previously checked, sanded to eliminate any imperfections of the wood and then a layer of lacquer is applied by hand using special airbrushes. The process then ends with finishing and drying in the pressurized cabin. The effect of the lacquer is usually opaque but by using particularly porous essences such as ash or oak we can also obtain an open-pore lacquer. The colors we have available for our furniture are infinite and include all color scales (Ral, Ncs, Pantone..). With the lacquered finish you can dress your furniture in the color you prefer or better matches your environment.

PROVENÇAL STYLEThe romantic and bright atmosphere that is created in a house furnished in this particular style that has found a wide diffusion in our rooms in recent years is particularly loved. It is precisely this typical rural warmth of the regions in the south of France (Provence) that characterizes this style. The materials are country-inspired and therefore the lived-in, raw, imperfect solid wood where its history and experience shine through. The walls are made of stone, the floors are terracotta and the windows are decorated with curtains made of natural fibers and floral decorations. The colors are natural, soft to reflect the shades of the Provençal countryside. The furnishings have simple, essential, robust lines and are often the result of craftsmanship that has been handed down from father to son. A romantic heart cannot be separated from a Provençal décor.