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Rabitti 1969

Toiles de Noyer Saddle Leather-Covered Mirror N°2 in Walnut Wood Frame

Toiles de Noyer Saddle Leather-Covered Mirror N°2 in Walnut Wood Frame

Regular price £2,260.00
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Editor's notes

Toiles de Noyer Mirror N°2 by Rabitti 1969 — designed by Sonja Maraite — is defined by what is removed rather than added. The parallel engraved lines cut into the saddle leather inserts do not decorate the frame; they structure it. Each line emerges from the material's thickness — visible as depth, not as surface — giving the walnut and leather frame a graphic precision that is measured and unhurried.
2Jour Concierge notes that N°2 suits rooms where the language is already architectural: clean lines, considered materials, restraint. The engraved leather allows it to belong to these rooms without competing with them.
Frame the room with Toiles de Noyer Mirror N°2 by Rabitti 1969.

Size info

  • square: cm 90 × 3.5 | h. cm 90
  • rectangular: cm 150 × 3.5 | h. cm 90

Details & Care

Object: Toiles de Noyer Mirror N°2 — Rabitti 1969

Materials:

  • Walnut wood frame
  • Saddle leather inserts with parallel engraved lines

Features:

Walnut wood frame with saddle leather inserts

Parallel engraved lines emerge from the leather's thickness — precise, architectural rhythm

Available in square and rectangular

Design by Sonja Maraite

Handcrafted in Italy

Delivery & Returns

Final Sale item: can not be returned or exchanged.

Made-to-order item, expertly crafted in Italy. Please note that bespoke production process requires up to 8-10 weeks.

After production your order will be securely shipped using express tracked delivery.

SKU:6421

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