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Consolle
Consolle
La consolle, elemento qualificante di un
ingresso e di altri ambienti, nasce nel periodo
Barocco come mobile decorativo per
sostenere orologi ed oggetti preziosi, presto
viene accompagnata da un’alta specchiera
che ripete lo stile ed i motivi del tavolo.
Libero da limitazioni funzionali, in questo
mobile vengono profuse fantasia e libertà di
invenzione. Il ‘600 è il secolo d’oro della
consolle; l’esuberanza plastica e decorativa
dello stile Barocco trasforma i sostegni in
vere e proprie sculture. Nei secoli successivi
il mobile segue gli stili che si succedono.
Nel ‘700 consolle e specchiera arrivano a
formare un tutt’uno con i rivestimenti delle
pareti.
Consoles
The console table, the identifying element of
an entrance and other spaces, was born in
the Baroque period as a decorative piece of
furniture destined to hold clocks and precious
objects. It soon came to be matched by a
mirror which took up the style and motifs
of the table. Free from any functional
constraints, this piece reflects vibrant
imagination and freedom of creation.
The 17th century is the golden age of the
console; the plastic and decorative
exuberance of the Baroque style transforms
the supports into real sculptures.
In the following centuries, this type of
furniture adjust to the subsequent styles.
In the 18th century the console and mirror
become part of the wall paneling.

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