Alando

Alando is a rectangular walnut desk with drawers.‎ Alando is a scope of furniture, planned by Eric Jourdan, includes a desk and a sideboard.‎ Its creativity lies in the unpretentious dynamism emerging from the differentiation between the cylindrical metal construction and the dull walnut.‎ The tubing, in bleu nuit, structures a light and vaporous system over the top, subsequently making movement and a strain in which every component improves the other.‎ The sideboard, with its three fold entryways, gives a prompt feeling of quietness, with the expansive, level compass of its rakish top ‘entirely’ encased in its rounded mounting at each finish to show to best impact any items which may be set in its center.‎ The sideboard is additionally accessible in a rendition with 2 fold entryways and a square of 4 drawers in the middle, with or without the cylindrical base.‎ For this is Eric Jourdan’s definitive aim: to make a way of thinking for living which involves utilizing useful fashioner pieces which one can ‘make one’s own’, continually holding the opportunity to slide things between the tops, into the specialties, into the drawers and behind the fold doors.‎ The desk is fairly suggestive of the unadulterated, present day and moderate soul of 1950s furniture.‎ Both the base and the situating of the two drawers, both completed in blue polish, make an awry impact which shows off this desk ‘like an image in its frame’.‎