Cabinet Malle Dedalus





Interview prepared: Julia Sakharova
A photo: - © Dedar
Magazine: Decor N5 (149) 2010
Raffaele Fabrizio tells: “This closet is a metaphor. When we invented it, we remembered how, in the olden days, cabinetmakers made chests for dowry: there were many secret drawers with a secret mechanism, including for jewels, and with magnificent decoration. These things were very harmonious and left a general impression of "architectural", like the furniture of the Renaissance. The work, of course, was entirely manual ... We wanted to create something similar. To realize their plans, invited famous designers Tristan Auer and Camille Fournet. Tristan designed the secret stuffing cabinet, and Camille created a magnificent black leather upholstery. Drawer design and fabric ornament