Memphis D'Antibes showcase

Memphis D'Antibes showcase is an iconic display cabinet by Memphis Milano, designed by George J. Sowden in 1981. It is a lacquered wood display cabinet with a geometric structure supported by long slender legs, giving the piece a sleek and refined silhouette. The design is distinguished by the expressive use of primary and contrasting colours, a hallmark of the Memphis style, and by side panels decorated with screen-printed graphic motifs that visually enrich the overall composition.

Each part of the cabinet is emphasised by a different colour, creating a vibrant interplay of tones that accentuates the clean lines and geometric proportions of the piece. The tempered glass doors allow objects and collections to be displayed inside, transforming the cabinet into a true decorative focal point. Rejecting all conventional design patterns, D'Antibes embodies a non-conformist philosophy that celebrates vibrancy and expressiveness, making it an iconic piece ideally suited to elevate a living room or any space that calls for a bold and original character. The cabinet measures 1600 mm in height, 600 mm in width and 400 mm in depth, proportions that make it both visually striking and genuinely functional.