A contemporary sign carved in wood
In the world of contemporary furnishings, many shapes tend to be simplified until they become essential.
The Modigliani TV Stand takes a different path.
Its contoured lines soften the volumes, guide the eye, and turn an everyday function into a piece of furniture capable of defining the entire living room.
It is not a purely aesthetic choice.
The shaping lightens the visual presence of the cabinet, enhances its proportions, and creates a balance that makes the whole piece elegant, harmonious, and immediately recognizable.
It is precisely this attention to form that sets Modigliani apart from many contemporary TV units, often built around rigid lines and geometric volumes.
Here, wood takes on a different shape. Softer, more refined, more personal.
The Comete decoration: identity and character
Accompanying the contoured lines is the exclusive Comete, a finish that interprets wood as a decorative element rather than a simple surface.
The engraved geometries create a refined play of light and shadow that changes throughout the day and gives movement to the front of the cabinet without ever feeling excessive.
The decoration is not an element added afterward, but an integral part of the design.
It helps define the character of the cabinet and strengthens its contemporary identity, creating an elegant presence that remains appreciated even as the years go by.
It is one of those details you notice from afar and whose quality reveals itself fully when you get closer.
Contemporary design, authentic materials
The Modigliani TV Stand is born from the meeting of contemporary design and the craftsmanship of wooden furniture.
The surfaces, proportions, and workmanship have been studied to enhance the raw material without weighing down the space.
The result is a piece of furniture that dialogues with modern technology while maintaining the warmth and authenticity that only wood can convey.
A balance that is increasingly rare in a market where impersonal materials and standardized solutions often prevail.
Integrated LED lighting to enhance the cabinet and the room
The presence of dimmable LED lighting helps make the Modigliani TV Stand a piece of furniture capable of changing the atmosphere throughout the day.
The integrated light enhances the cabinet's lines, creates depth, and helps make the living area feel more welcoming in the evening hours.
Thanks to the dimmable system, it is possible to adjust the light intensity according to your needs, moving from a subtle ambient glow to a more striking, theatrical illumination.
Designed to be beautiful even where you usually do not look
The quality of a piece of furniture is often recognized by the parts that remain hidden.
For this reason, the Modigliani TV Stand has been designed with particular attention also to the back of the structure, an area generally overlooked in most industrial production.
The integrated cable management system makes it easy to organize connections and power supplies, while the technical opening on the back panel facilitates the passage of cables and plugs, even larger ones.
The integrated brush on the top also allows connections to exit neatly without being crushed between the cabinet and the wall, helping maintain functionality, order, and proper management of electronic equipment.
A solution that seems simple only at first glance, but in fact comes from design focused on everyday use.
A cabinet designed to accompany the home over time
Behind the contemporary aesthetics of the Modigliani TV Stand lies a construction philosophy focused on durability.
Selected materials, careful workmanship, precise assembly, and design oriented toward real use turn this cabinet into an investment meant to retain its value over time.
It is not made to follow a passing trend.
It is made to fit seamlessly into today's home and continue to do so in the years ahead, with the same understated elegance that has always characterized Piombini creations.
Why choose Piombini
Since 1925, Piombini has been making wooden furniture built to last, combining craftsmanship, skills passed down through four generations, and a continuous search for balance between tradition and innovation.
Every piece of furniture is born in our carpentry workshop and carries with it a heritage of experience built over more than one hundred years of history.
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Cura e Manutenzione
Per conservare nel tempo la qualità del mobile, la regola più semplice è anche la più efficace: intervenire il meno possibile.
Per la pulizia ordinaria è sufficiente utilizzare un panno morbido e asciutto. Se necessario, si può usare un panno appena inumidito, asciugando subito la superficie.
Evitare ristagni d’acqua, vapore, fonti di calore diretto, termosifoni ed esposizione prolungata alla luce solare.
Non utilizzare alcool, acetone, solventi, ammoniaca, detergenti aggressivi, spugne abrasive, cere o prodotti lucidanti non espressamente indicati per il mobile.
Non appoggiare direttamente sulle superfici oggetti molto caldi, bagnati o umidi.
Si consiglia inoltre di non appoggiare direttamente materiali a base di silicone, come alcuni tappi o supporti utilizzati sotto sveglie, televisori e oggetti decorativi. Alcuni siliconi possono alterare la finitura del mobile. Per proteggere le superfici è preferibile utilizzare normali feltrini in feltro.
I centrini devono essere utilizzati soltanto se non sono stati trattati con prodotti chimici o sostanze fissanti applicate durante la stiratura.
Dopo il posizionamento della camera, consigliamo di attendere almeno due settimane prima di appoggiare oggetti sui piani superiori, così da permettere alle finiture di stabilizzarsi nell’ambiente.
Per dubbi sulla cura del mobile o sulle modalità di utilizzo, è possibile contattare il nostro servizio di assistenza. Risponderà direttamente il nostro reparto dedicato.
