Memphis - The Casablanca 1978
The Casablanca is a sculptural sideboard and cabinet designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1981. This monumental piece is known for its anthropomorphic, totem-like silhouette—often compared to a figure doing a jumping jack—and was one of the central works in the first Memphis Milano collection
Dimensions
Height: 221 cm (87.0 in)
Width: 151 cm (59.4 in)
Depth: 39 cm (15.4 in)
Specifications
Materials: Constructed from wood (MDF) entirely covered in decorative plastic laminate.
Design Details: The cabinet features the iconic "Bacterio" (sponged/wiggly) pattern, designed by Sottsass in 1978. Its structure consists of a base, a central storage column, and a decorative "capital" at the top, reflecting Neo-Classical influences.
Functionality: It serves as both a room divider and storage unit. It includes:
Diagonal Shelves: Specifically angled to hold wine bottles or display art.
Central Storage: Features two large front doors concealing interior shelves and a set of drawers.
Base Unit: Includes a tilting door and smaller drawers for additional storage.
Authenticity: Contemporary pieces are handmade in Italy and feature a numbered metal label and a Certificate of Authenticity from Memphis Milano.
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