The Midday console by GamFratesi translates the constructive logic of the sideboard into a lighter, more compact design. Defined by a reduced depth and a clear structural outline, the piece is built around the same essential composition: a central body supported by two legs, joined through a visible and deliberate connection.
The proportions emphasize balance and stability, allowing the console to occupy transitional spaces without becoming visually dominant. The joint between the legs and the body remains a focal point, treated as a constructive detail and contributing to the object’s grounded character.
The Midday console maintains a clear, functional identity. Its strength lies in proportions, material clarity, and a construction that is legible from every angle.
GamFratesi is the Copenhagen-based design studio of Danish architect Stine Gam and Italian architect Enrico Fratesi. Gam holds a master’s in furniture design, while Fratesi earned a master’s in industrial design. Before founding their studio, the duo gained experience in architecture firms across Japan and Scandinavia, blending diverse cultural influences into their work.
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