Tapies Cupboard

Design

The defining feature of Tapies is the treatment of its front panels: vertical incisions transform the surface into a regular texture, accentuating the tactile quality of the concrete and the unit's architectural presence. At the base, traditional legs give way to a trapezoidal element that extends the volume all the way to the floor, reinforcing the composition's sense of continuity and solidity.

Details and style

Lighter, transparent elements contrast with the visual density of the concrete finish. Tempered glass internal shelves and handles introduce brightness and lighten the structure, striking a measured balance between mass and transparency. Tapies is a collection of sideboards and cabinets available in low and tall configurations, with single- or double-door options. The Tapies sideboard represents the vertical version of the family, maintaining the signature design language defined by geometry, texture, and continuous surfaces.

Versatility and setting

Its compact, tactile presence makes Tapies suitable for both living and dining areas, where it serves as both a functional storage unit and an architectural statement. The contrast between concrete and glass allows it to blend seamlessly into contemporary interiors featuring wood, stone, metal, and neutral surfaces. The Gervasoni Tapies sideboard turns its surface into a focal point through a concrete finish defined by vertical incisions. The solidity of the form is balanced by the transparency of the glass, resulting in a storage piece by Concetta Giannangeli that is minimalist, tactile, and distinctly contemporary.