Four-Drawer Murano Glass Commode in Mondrian Style, 1970’s

This commode features a striking design inspired by the geometric abstractions of Piet Mondrian, with a grid of black lines forming a pattern of rectangles and squares across its front surface. The shapes are filled with a mix of bright primary colors—red, blue, yellow—along with green, brown, and white, creating a bold contrast that emphasizes the modernist aesthetic. The structure is framed by a gold-colored border that adds a touch of elegance to the overall design. Gold-toned vertical and horizontal handles are positioned in a grid-like arrangement, further enhancing the geometric theme and adding a functional, yet stylistic element to the piece. The commode stands on short, square legs, which, along with its clean lines and sharp angles, give it a minimalist and contemporary feel. This piece is a modern interpretation of the De Stijl art movement, blending functionality with artistic expression, making it both a practical storage unit and a statement piece in any interior.