Jorge Zalszupin
Plywood, Rosewood Veneer
H 64 cm x W 251 cm x D 40.2 cm
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A rosewood credenza designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured by L'Atelier in the 1960s. The piece displays the diversity of Rosewood tones. Zalszupin's work as a designer and entrepreneur exemplifies the transition from artisanal production of unique pieces to serial industrial manufacturing. This credenza belongs to a series of modulated units, allowing clients to choose the configuration according to their taste: number of drawers, doors, shelves, or specific compartments such as radio speaker units.
The credenza is covered with rectangular pieces of marquetry wood, a technique developed by Zalszupin. The process involves gluing Rosewood veneers of different textures and shades onto the surface, forming a wood patchwork. This method allows large surfaces to be coated with visual unity, making it easier to combine different furniture pieces