Giorgio Tura Model 1977 Parchment Side Table Trolley for Tura Milano, 1960

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Elegant Model 1977 side table / trolley designed by Aldo Tura for Tura Milano, distinguished by its minimalist architectural … Read more Overview
Elegant Model 1977 side table / trolley designed by Aldo Tura for Tura Milano, distinguished by its minimalist architectural structure and luxurious natural parchment finish.
The design features a distinctive open C-shaped silhouette, composed of two parallel rectangular surfaces connected by a solid vertical support.
Its warm ivory tones and subtle natural variations highlight the refined decorative qualities of parchment, one of the signature materials associated with Aldo Tura's furniture.
A sophisticated example of Italian vintage design, combining understated luxury, clean proportions, and practical versatility.


The Aldo Tura Model 1977 is characterized by its rigorous geometric composition and elegant cantilevered structure.
The entire exterior is covered in natural lacquered parchment, displaying delicate variations of cream, ivory, and pale honey tones.
The upper surface provides a generous rectangular tabletop, while the lower platform offers additional space for books, decorative objects, or everyday accessories.
The absence of unnecessary ornamentation allows the proportions and material finish to define the character of the piece.
Discreet casters positioned beneath the lower structure provide mobility while remaining concealed from view, preserving the purity of its architectural silhouette.

Design & Function
The Model 1977 demonstrates a more restrained and architectural expression of Aldo Tura's design language.
Its cantilevered C-shaped configuration creates a visually open composition, with the upper surface extending horizontally beyond the supporting side panel.
The design combines the characteristics of a side table, occasional table, and mobile trolley, offering versatility within residential interiors.
Its compact proportions make it particularly suitable beside a sofa or armchair, where the projecting tabletop can provide a convenient surface for books, drinks, or decorative accessories.
The concealed casters enhance its practicality without compromising its minimalist appearance.
The resulting design is an elegant combination of functional modernism and Italian decorative craftsmanship.

Materials & Aesthetic
The defining feature of this piece is its natural lacquered parchment covering, extending across the tabletop, vertical support, and lower platform.
The parchment presents a delicate mottled texture with subtle tonal variations, ranging from warm cream to pale golden beige.
Its smooth lacquered finish enhances the natural characteristics of the material, creating a softly reflective surface that responds elegantly to changing light.
The monochromatic treatment emphasizes the table's precise rectangular geometry, while the substantial thickness of the horizontal elements gives the composition a strong architectural presence.
The overall aesthetic is sophisticated and understated, illustrating how a precious traditional material can be incorporated into a distinctly modern design.

Technical Details
Product: Aldo Tura Model 1977 Parchment Side Table Trolley for Tura Milano 1960
Designer: Aldo Tura
Manufacturer: Tura Milano, Italy
Period: 1960
Materials: Natural parchment, concealed casters
Dimensions: Length: 70cm | Depth: 45cm | Height: 41cm
Condition: Please note that this item is in good vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present, which do not affect its functionality. We kindly invite you to take these characteristics into consideration before purchasing.

Collectibility
It is sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by the Aldo Tura Official Archive, of which JF Gallery Design is the current custodian, confirming its attribution and its historical and collectible importance. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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