Sideboard Optical Leon by Horm

Filed Under: Furniture Design

Leon is a sideboard produced by Horm and designed by the owner of the brand Marson designer for De Padua before falling for the wood and the potential that it acquires through technology. The container is characterized by the ‘ effect optical its opening and is different according to the ‘ inclination of the observation point . Front is marked by a colorful two-tone vertical stripes , but if looked at in perspective prevails light or dark . The doors are Wood toulipier two-tone mocha cherry – stained or blanched beech finish while the body is always in beech, bleached or dyed blond mocha or bois . It ‘ also provided a new version white lacquered finish. The interior is equipped with shelves glass allowing a wide range of configurations. Available in six different variants and sizes. Leon is a great sales success to his strong character and unconventional together a sideboard sophisticated and simple at the same timeFor elegant and contemporary . The name is a tribute to Leon Tarasewicz , Polish artist , originally from Belarus , present at the Venice Biennale. Marson was struck by an installation in which the artist had created a number of fields plowed horizontally changed appearance depending on viewing angle . Inspired by the ” plowed fields “and using the flexibility of wood, combined with the dexterity with which the strips are coupled together , the designer has a pattern vertical lines bicolor generating different visual effects with the result of having more than one mobile home in the same place .