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Da-Do giorno

Da-Do is a living area range made up of TV units, sideboards and cabinets that can be floor standing on metal feet or wall mounted. Da-Do is made up of two different finishes, one for the exterior and one for the top and groove that acts as a handle to open it.

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Can be floor standing or wall mounted

Wooden furniture for the living area

For the finishes of the external frame, made up of front and back, you can choose from different types of finishes, such as laminates, oak, and matt and high-gloss lacquers. The same finishes can also be chosen for the internal carcass, like the top and the groove handle. From a design that highlights the wood grain, to a lacquer in modern colours, there is a host of materials to choose from to enhance your different design options, but they all share the same top quality raw materials and craftsmanship.

The fact that it can be placed on the floor, thanks to the metal feet or legs, or be hung on the wall, means that the Da-Do living area range can be integrated into any room, from the living room to the entrance to the dining room.

Find out about all of Alf DaFrè’s other designer cabinets and sideboards too.

The inspiration

Contrasts and linear shapes

Da-Do is inspired by simple, linear, geometric shapes. The contrast in finishes between the top, groove and external frame delineates its long and slender shapes. The front and back can be combined with a different finish for the top and groove, which acts as a grip to open it, to intensify the contrasts and enhance the harmony.

The choice of light materials for the outer carcass, in contrast with the dark materials of the inner carcass, in particular, results in a play of light and dark that makes even quite basic geometric shapes unusual and interesting.