Vintage green lacquered Sheraton sideboard by Giotto Stoppino for Acerbis, 1977

Giotto Stoppino was an Italian architect and designer. From 1953 till 1968 he worked with respected Italian studios while opening his own studio active in the fields of architecture, interior, art and design. As a member of ADI, Association of Industrial Design, Stoppino participated in the exhibition Italy: the New Interior Landscape in New York with designs for Arteluce and Kartell. Stoppino received the Compasso d oro in 1979 with the Sheraton furniture designed for Acerbis, including this Model designed in 1977. The sideboard is made in a green high-gloss lacquered wood with doors sliding open to the side. The interior is made in black Lacquered wood with chrome details, four drawers and glass shelves. The sideboard stands in a very good condition.