NICOLAS AUBAGNAC

History

The SINAN console is named after a famous Ottoman Christian architect of the 15th century who lived almost a century and built an impressive number of buildings recognized for their technical and aesthetic innovation.
The piece of furniture designed by Nicolas Aubagnac is composed from a simple geometrical figure, the hexagon, which gives the object a totally architectural structure.
The legs are assembled to the belt like structural elements and generate a strong and powerful silhouette. The creator has deliberately left the patinated bronze with a "rough formwork" texture that accentuates the strength of the lines.
The creamy aspect of the travertine top, delicately softened, as well as the collar-shaped hooves that set the feet bring a touch of refinement and give the SINAN console a special elegance.