Marchigiana sideboard

It is a reinterpretation of the old Marche cupboard, where bread was kneaded, in fact by pulling up the lid, you find a wooden table where you can mix what you have in mind to do. The term madia derives from the Latin magida which means to knead, to work the flour; the origins of this kitchen cabinet date back to the Romanesque period, it was used in country houses as a support for kneading bread and for storing flour, yeast and other foods. Often assimilated to belief. Entirely in solid beech wood with a transparent matt finish.

Measures: L.1200 x P.520 x H.840mm

Weight: 75kg