Console with an American walnut structure
High gloss finish lacquer with coloured lacquer edges, colour black red
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Feet in satin stainless steel
Interior of the boxes upholstered here in cashmere wool from Loro Piana, Taragarh, colour piment fort
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Push opening system with polished brass details
Brass plate numbered and personalised
Bespoke dimensions and finishes upon request
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Certificate of authenticity
Studio Akademos takes its name from Akademos, the early-twentieth-century magazine of art and criticism founded by the aristocrat and poet Jacques d’Adelswärd-Fersen, and channels a fascination with Café Society — the glittering, decadent world of interwar Paris salons and 1970s glamour — into a collection handmade entirely by Italian craftsmen in Lombardy. Every piece is named after a real icon of that era, turning each object into a small biography rendered in walnut, lacquer, brass and cashmere.
The Ira Console is named for Princess Ira von Fürstenberg, the jet-set aristocrat whose beauty and eccentricity made her a fixture of Café Society’s most storied gatherings. Its American walnut structure wears a high-gloss lacquer with black-red edges, storage compartments lined in Loro Piana cashmere and opened by a brass-trimmed push mechanism, resting on satin stainless steel feet. Each console is handmade in Lombardy and finished with its own numbered brass plate, a small signature of authenticity on every piece.

Architect or Interior Designer?
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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili




































