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Arragan Sideboard

by Fanuli

Melbourne, Australia

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The Arragan High and Arragan Low sideboards designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti stand out on account of their formal synthesis in which the softness of the lines and the continuity of the surfaces imbue them with a unique sculptural and harmonious identity. These accessories are configured as an architectural volume capable of interacting with the surrounding space, both as a wall element and as a double-sided divider, redefining the perception of the environment. Made of gloss or matt painted wood with an additional top in ceramic material or the same finish as the rest of the piece, Arragan High and Arragan Low emphasize the material detail through an essential language. The lowered top takes on the function of a tray, made unique by the tapered detail of the door, which becomes a handle, adding distinctiveness to the design. The sideboards are available with a blade or plinth base depending on the different design needs. Their frame, balanced between volumes and proportions, allows the user to enhance the space with elegance, constantly maintaining a marked but never invasive presence. These elements enrich the environment, integrating naturally into contexts with either a minimal or a more decorative character.

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The Arragan High and Arragan Low sideboards designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti stand out on account of their formal synthesis in which the softness of the lines and the continuity of the surfaces imbue them with a unique sculptural and harmonious identity.

These accessories are configured as an architectural volume capable of interacting with the surrounding space, both as a wall element and as a double-sided divider, redefining the perception of the environment. Made of gloss or matt painted wood with an additional top in ceramic material or the same finish as the rest of the piece, Arragan High and Arragan Low emphasize the material detail through an essential language. The lowered top takes on the function of a tray, made unique by the tapered detail of the door, which becomes a handle, adding distinctiveness to the design. The sideboards are available with a blade or plinth base depending on the different design needs. Their frame, balanced between volumes and proportions, allows the user to enhance the space with elegance, constantly maintaining a marked but never invasive presence. These elements enrich the environment, integrating naturally into contexts with either a minimal or a more decorative character.

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Arragan Sideboard

The Arragan Sideboard is supplied by Fanuli. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Fanuli lists on ArchiPro.

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It is listed under Sideboards & Buffets on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with sideboards & buffets from other suppliers.

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“Visited Fanuli Furniture recently and had a really positive experience. The showroom has a great range of modern and timeless pieces, all beautifully displayed. The team were welcoming and knowledgeable, giving helpful advice without being pushy. You can really see the quality in the materials and finishes. Definitely worth checking out if you’re after stylish, well-crafted furniture.”

Veronika Gallagher