This is Silvio Coppola's "Pranzo 602" for Bernini, designed in 1964 — a piece that treats storage as architecture. The flip-top compartments on either side were built specifically for cutlery and linens, while the side doors swing a full 180 degrees for easy access, all wrapped in Coppola's signature bold, geometric massing.
Executed in solid walnut, this example carries the warm grain and clean lines that define Coppola's Italian modernism at its most refined.
