Fornasetti Used

An original zinc lithographic plate of three decorative keys by Piero Fornasetti (1913 - 1988) used in his studio to transfer this pattern onto various items of furniture, trays, etc...

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations.  

The archetypal classic female features, and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations....

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations.  

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations. ...

It's designed by Piero Fornasetti, good conditions, signs of use and age.

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations.

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations.  

A set of four bespoke Fornasetti style handmade cushions, using a piece of 1960s fabric.

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti?s most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations.

The archetypal classic female features and enigmatic expression of Lina Cavalieri became Fornasetti's most frequently used template and upon which he based more than 350 variations. ...

A lively set of four tall ladder-back chairs by Aldo Tura with gloss black ebonized frame and lacquered goatskin parchment backrests applied on both front and back with vibrant litho...

Vintage limoges France fine porcelain square ashtray white red black and gold in the style of Piero Fornasetti Milano Paperweight. Use it as an ashtray or as a decorative accent or p...

Vintage limoges France fine porcelain square ashtray white red black and gold in the style of Piero Fornasetti Milano Paperweight. Use it as an ashtray or as a decorative accent or p...

Serigraphy on paper on metal structure brass details. In this lamp Fornasetti uses a page of the newspaper "Le Figaro" of 14 July 1955 where France is celebrating the national holid...

He crafted an inimitable decorative style from a personal vocabulary of images that included birds, butterflies, hot-air balloons, architecture and — most frequently, and in some 500...

Instead, Piero Fornasetti also used early Renaissance ornamental and pictorial motifs to decorate silk scarves, furniture, porcelain plates, vessels, and other similar objects.

Fornasetti's "Tema & Variazioni" series using hundreds of images Cavalieri, illustrates his graphic genius and wit.

Her face is used by Fornasetti in hundreds of his works. Her familiar and iconic face is visible even in this remarkable reduction of her beauty.

Fornasetti often used a trompe l' oeil motifs. His designs were whimsical statements of the popular culture at the time.

This pair of Piero Fornasetti Scala a Chiocciola Di Notte pillows reflects Fornasetti's essential style using transfer prints rendered in the style of engravings to decorate an endle...

He crafted an inimitable decorative style from a personal vocabulary of images that included birds, butterflies, hot-air balloons, architecture and — most frequently, and in some 500...

He crafted an inimitable decorative style from a personal vocabulary of images that included birds, butterflies, hot-air balloons, architecture and — most frequently, and in some 500...

Also typical in Fornasetti's iconic work is his use of strong black and white graphics.

Instead, Piero Fornasetti also used early Renaissance ornamental and pictorial motifs to decorate silk scarves, furniture, porcelain plates, vessels and other similar objects.

Instead, Piero Fornasetti also used early Renaissance ornamental and pictorial motifs to decorate silk scarves, furniture, porcelain plates, vessels, and other similar objects.

A rare 'Fondo Marino' lacquered panel, circa 1960 by Piero Fornasetti. This was created using Fornasetti's signature technique of transfer print on lacquered wood, and originally was...

Pierre Paulin mushroom stool wrapped in Piero Fornasetti Scala a Chiocciola Di Notte fabric reflecting Fornasetti's signature style of using transfer prints rendered in the style of ...