Artona Series

The Afra & Tobia Scarpa Artona Series Dining Table and Chairs exemplify the designers’ mastery of

part of the iconic Artona series, launched in 1975 as the very first collection for Maxalto, the

A stunning Africa table designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa in the 1970s, and produced by Maxalto, Italy. Good original condition with normal minor age related signs of use and wear....

Set of 2 chairs mod. Africa designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in 1974. Walnut wood frame, brass, wood of different woods, bent plywood seat, leather, excellent condition....

Set of 4 chairs mod. Africa designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in 1974. Walnut wood frame, brass, wood of different woods, bent plywood seat, leather, excellent condition....

Set of 6 chairs mod. Africa designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in 1974. Walnut wood frame, brass, wood of different woods, bent plywood seat, leather, excellent condition....

Set of 8 chairs mod. Africa designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in 1974. Walnut wood frame, brass, wood of different woods, bent plywood seat, leather, excellent condition....

Set of 10 chairs mod. Africa designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in 1974. Walnut wood frame, brass, wood of different woods, bent plywood seat, leather, excellent condition...

Fantastic desk model 7737 from the Artona series by renowned design duo Afra and Tobia Scarpa for

Italian midcentury modern design two-seater sofa from the “Artona” series designed by Afra &

work within the inaugural Artona series. An exploration of material contrast, proportion, and

Italian midcentury modern design credenza sideboard from the Artona series designed by Afra &

Italian midcentury modern design three-seater sofa from the “Artona” series designed by Afra &

Set of two Italian midcentury modern design three-seater sofa and two-seater sofa from the “Artona

Rare and classic set of 4 chairs model Africa from the Artona series. Solid walnut, ebonized wood

Italian midcentury modern design set of two sofa from the “Artona” series designed by Afra &

Afra & Tobia Scarpa – Leather nightstands from the Artona series for Maxalto, Italy, 1975

Artona series, produced by Maxalto in Italy during the 1980s. Crafted in finely veneered walnut wood with

Italian midcentury modern design coffe table from the Artona series designed by Afra & Tobia

The large round Africa dining table by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto’s Artona Series showcases

This iconic Maxalto dining table by Afra & Tobia Scarpa from the sought-after Artona series is a

the 'Artona' series. The walnut burl wood displays a striking and expressive grain, with prominent

Rare and iconic Artona centerpiece shelving unit by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto, 1975. A

Italian midcentury modern design tall storage units from the Artona series designed by Afra &

Italian midcentury modern design cest of drawers from the Artona series designed by Afra &

Artona series designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa and produced by Maxalto. Made of laminated walnut

chairs reflect the artisanship and design innovation of the Artona series. This set of six is in

Set of two italian midcentury modern design tall storage units bookcases from the "Artona" series

typical of the Artona series, highlighting the precision of the joinery and craftsmanship. The oval top

, evokes the aesthetic of Maxalto's Artona series and is therefore attributed to the renowned Italian

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our in-house atelier

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

"Africa" designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxlato, as a part of Artona series. It features a round

layers in wood with a dark inner part, a chromatic motif that was to be further developed in the 'Artona

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

light wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier

light wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier

wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored

light wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier

light wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and reupholstered the chairs. We offer custom restoration and

. This project belongs to the same decade as the Scarpa’s research for Maxalto and the Artona series

carried out in the same decade by Afra & Tobia Scarpa in the Artona series for Maxalto, as well as with

. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and

motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and reupholstered the

further developed in the Artona series. Afra Bianchin and Tobia Scarpa began their collaboration in 1957

motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our atelier restored and reupholstered the

dark inner part, a chromatic motif that was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our in

in light wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the 'Artona' series. Our in

wood. This chromatic motif was to be further developed in the Artona series. Our in-house atelier

layers in wood with a dark inner part, a chromatic motif that was to be further developed in the 'Artona