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Fariba Side­board

c. 2002

by Philipp Mainzer
for e15

Fariba Side­board

by Philipp Mainzer
for  e15

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Present­ing the Fariba Side­board from e15, a time­less creation by Philipp Mainzer, crafted between 1999 to 2002 as part of an elegant series of storage pieces. Each piece in this collec­tion is a cele­bra­tion of the aesthetic beauty of solid wood, metic­u­lously brought to life through the precise arrange­ment of the mate­ri­al’s natural grain and stri­a­tions. The Fariba Side­board not only offers prac­ti­cal storage but also serves as a sculp­tural focal point in any inte­rior where it resides.

The Fariba Side­board is composed of .75″ thick solid wood, featur­ing two or three door panels inge­niously engi­neered with unseen milled grooves and aluminum strips, ensur­ing stabil­ity without the need for visible support frames. Behind these doors, you’ll discover thought­fully orga­nized storage spaces, includ­ing small and large areas. The small area is concealed behind a single front panel door, while the large area is tucked behind two front panel doors. Each storage area is further subdi­vided with a shelf for added functionality.

To comple­ment the wood compo­si­tion, the simple recti­lin­ear base frame is crafted from .75″ thick squared tubular brushed stain­less steel, beau­ti­fully mitered at 45 degrees to create four right angles, enhanc­ing the overall aesthetic.

The Fariba Side­board is avail­able in two sizes in your choice of north­ern Euro­pean oiled oak or walnut. To explore finish options and discover the perfect fit for your space, please don’t hesi­tate to contact us at 800.886.0867.

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Philipp Mainzer

Germany

Born in Germany, Philipp Mainzer studied product design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, and architecture at the Architectural Association both in London. In 1995 he co-founded the modern furniture brand e15. Having established the progressive, enduring philosophy and unique branding of e15, he has received international awards for many of his designs, which are identifying icons for e15 and part of several permanent exhibitions in museums. Parallel to the creation of e15, Mainzer practiced architecture in New York and continues to do so since his return to Germany in 2001. He is a member of the executive committee of German Design Council and regularly gives lectures on architecture, design, and branding.

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