Vintage cognac leather and chrome wardrobe by Guido Faleschini for Hermès, 1970

Chest Guido Faleschini, chest of drawers, designed for the Hermès store in Paris, Mariani Italy 1970 composed of a Hermès cognac leather chest of drawers with shelves, flanked by two display cabinets with glass shelves and lights, finished with chrome steel details. About Guido Faleschini: In 1942 he graduated as an industrial expert in Milan, then in 1952-1953 he graduated from the Superior School of Art Applied to Industry, where he won first prize at the end of the course. In 1960, he obtained his diploma in architecture at the Athénée de Lausanne, where he also taught architectural composition in the Italian section of the university from 1970 to 1974. From 1950 to 1968, he won numerous prizes in painting competitions. In 1960 he started the activity of industrial designer for several furniture companies located in the Brianza region (Milan). Numerous exhibition stands in international fairs. He has participated in the PRINT laminate competition and in the Biennale of Mariano with numerous estimates. Complete furnishing for private houses from 1950 in different cities. Furnishing of offices as the company Sangalli in Monza and the company ATE in Sesto San Giovanni. Complete furnishing of clothing stores. PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE: ▪ Villa Marelli. Mariano Comense 1966 ▪ Villa Soriani in Groane. Saronno 1972 ▪ Villa Ventura. Bisceglie (Bari) 1980 ▪ Villa Sangalli. Monza 1985 ▪ Villa Beretta E. Arcore 1992 ▪ Conservative restructuring in the heart of the historic city of Monza. Villa Biraghi. 1971 ▪ Restructuring of the Villa Beretta R. Arcore 1990 For all the above mentioned architectures, he also designed the interior furnishings. He designed the room of the Saharan rock art section of the Civic Museum of Prehistoric Art in Pinerolo, of which he is also the scientific manager since 2001.