Nightstands by Carlo De Carli for Luigi Sormani, 1960s, Set of 2

By Carlo de Carli 

For Sormani

Two drawers

Glass top shelf

Chip to one piece of glass

One cabinet has black castors and the other has silver

Italy 1960s

These elegant nightstands, designed by the renowned Italian architect and designer Carlo de Carli for Sormani in the 1960s, are exemplary pieces of mid-century modern furniture. Crafted from high-quality wood with a deep, rich finish, these nightstands showcase de Carli’s commitment to both form and function.

Each nightstand features a rectangular body with clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. The upper section of the nightstands is an open shelf, ideal for books, magazines, or decorative items, providing easy access and a convenient storage option. Below the open shelf are two spacious drawers, each adorned with a simple yet stylish round knob, adding a touch of subtle elegance to the design.

The nightstands rest on smooth-rolling casters, enhancing their versatility and mobility, making them easy to reposition as needed. The dark finish of the wood emphasizes the natural grain and adds to the overall sophistication of the pieces.

These Carlo de Carli nightstands are not only functional but also timeless in design, making them a perfect addition to any bedroom setting. Their classic style, combined with practical storage solutions, reflects the high standards of Italian craftsmanship and mid-century modern design.