Norma
Elegant, minimalist and refined style feature in the Norma sideboard. The smart, sleek design has a very modern, refined appeal. Surface continuity is one of Norma’s most important features. This is where we got the idea for wrapping the entire structure with one continuous panel, which creates a luxurious monolithic effect. Following this creative direction are the lack of handles or grips, replaced here by an elegantly simple push-to-open system. With a host of different finishes for the base and choice of high gloss and matt lacquered coloures, wood, glass and mirrored finishes as well as the original natural slate finish, the unit changes appearance according to individual preferences.
Ginevra
A cabinet able to welcome anything but, at the same time, able to personalize a room. A double feature for this sideboard, it doesn’t pass unnoticed with its simple design and it solves containing issues in any home. The doors, thin and protruding from the structure, are fixed to hidden hinges and put together beauty and need. Its modular solutions help solve successfully containing needs in any space. Ginevra enters in the living area and becomes the principal piece, giving elegance and class to the entire room.
Brema
A sideboard of many faces, Brema is all about unfussy lines and formal elegance while giving you the utmost freedom to tailor the look and function of the piece to your individual tastes. An incredible array of material, with a choice of refined belt leather handles or the more minimalist push-to-open door system, open and closed storage units make alternation of solids and spaces possible: Brema is the fantasy of those who want to model their sideboard around their personal use requirements and their individual sense of style.
Logos
The Logos collection extends, spawning a new and prestigious sideboard collection. With the development of this project, which has ventured beyond the bedroom into the living area, Pianca cements its reputation as a company offering “total living” solutions. The front part of the modules is a composition of offset, overlaid inter-communicating elements, an homage to artist and designer Bruno Munari, who conducted a lengthy study of the spatial effects deriving from placing coloured surfaces together. Contrasting colours can be used on the outside and inside surface, combining to create different looks that can range from playful to elegant according to individual tastes.
Cornice
Elegant and sophisticated, the Cornice sideboard borrows its name from the eponymous wardrobe in the Pianca collection, scaling down its salient features to suit its new purpose. The element that gives the unit its character is the frame that runs round the edges of all the panels, punctuating the structure and drawing attention to the run of modules. Just as stylish, but slightly more eccentric, is the hinged lid style opening of the doors on each end, a eature also found on Pianca ‘s new collection of wardrobes. This design detail is sure to make Cornice even more of a statement piece, allowing it to fulfil its destiny and take centre stage in the room rather than be confined just to its closed form. An attractive option is covering the doors and top in synthetic leather.
People
This collection of sideboards is an offshoot of the extensive people system range. The distinctive mitre-folding, which results in seamless carcasses and easy-grip edges, gives the sideboards an extremelye polished appearance in their use of clean lines and formal simplicity. Its multiple expressive and composite possibilities, change and expand in space and time, to satisfy the demand of quality of people’s future houses, thanks to the superior quality of the materials and to the extreme care we put in assembling the pieces.
