Italian Postmodern

One of the most recognizable Italian postmodern seating designs, featuring Bellini’s signature saddle leather construction with a bold architectural silhouette and beautifully aged b...

A striking example of Italian postmodern design, the lamp features a sculptural geometric form with a lacquered/polychrome structure, stainless steel details, frosted glass inlaid s...

His work occupies a singular position within Italian postmodern design, balancing expressive form with structural clarity.

Postmodern Black Leather Korium Armchair by Tito Agnoli for Matteo Grassi, Italy, 1980s Elevate your interior with this iconic Korium armchair designed by Tito Agnoli for Matteo Gra...

Striking “Cantone” corner cabinet designed by Ettore Sottsass, an iconic example of the Italian postmodern master’s sculptural and architectural approach to furniture.

Unique set of 3 modern architectural floor candlesticks executed in matte stainless steel with a refined minimalist aesthetic and strong sculptural presence. Purchased in Italy, the ...

The craftsmanship and weight underscore its quality, reflecting the best of Italian postmodern furniture design. Measurements: Width: 60.25 in. (153 cm) Depth: 42 in. (106.7 cm) Hei...

The overall design reflects the Italian postmodern and architectural lighting trends of the period, where natural materials and geometric forms were brought together in a sculptural ...

A rare and highly collectible design, Lira e Liuto chairs are emblematic of Italian postmodern design and remain sought after by collectors.

Understated yet commanding—this is Italian postmodernism in solid stone. Manufacturer: Casigliani  Place of Origin: Italy Date of Manufacture: 1970s In style: Mid century Modern Mat...

Italian Postmodern wall sconces made of a fan-shaped blue and pink textured Murano glass on a black metal base with a white metal grid on the sides that gives a nice light effect on ...

A bold statement for interiors that embrace conceptual design, minimalism, or Italian postmodernism.

This table stands as a refined example of Italian postmodern design, where rigorous form and expressive materiality coexist in quiet balance.

Both organic and architectural in its presence, this piece embodies the Italian postmodern design ethos where materiality and form are in harmonious dialogue.

Ideal for modern, mid-century, or avant-garde interiors, the Bolla sofa stands as an iconic expression of Italian postmodern experimentation—bold, comfortable, and unmistakably expre...

These chairs perfectly embody the bold and sculptural spirit of Italian postmodern design, combining architectural lines with vivid colour and material richness.

Italian postmodern floor lamp 1980 designed by Antonio Piva, Franco Albini and Franca Helg in a design studio created by Franco Albini in 1930, today known as "Studio Albini Associat...

A rare and highly collectible icon of Italian postmodern design with strong visual impact.

This is a remarkable vintage vide poche (French for "empty pockets"), a true statement piece of Italian postmodern design from the 1980s. The piece is marked "Capodimonte" with the t...

With its clear architectural design language, the "Laser" floor lamp by Lamperti embodies the elegance and innovative power of Italian design from the late 1970s and 1980s. Designed ...

This piece complements interiors styled with mid-century modern, Italian postmodern, or eclectic glassware collections, and would sit comfortably alongside works by other Murano glas...

The design evokes an optical Ikat or feathered texture, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship and avant-garde spirit typical of Italian postmodern ceramics. Its perfectly round, s...

Elegant postmodern dining chairs designed by Italian Designer Gastone Rinaldi and produced by thema Italy.

Designed by Ettore Sottsass for Stilnovo in 1977, the Valigia (Italian for “suitcase”) is one of the most recognizable icons of Italian postmodern lighting.

Italian postmodern black leather armchair with footstool by Patrick Norguet for Cassina, 2010s Armchair model P22 with matching footstool.

The “Bugia” table lamp, designed by Giuseppe Cormio for iGuzzini in the 1980s, is a standout example of Italian postmodern lighting design. With its name meaning "candle" or "lie" in...

Another version of the highly successful Bandaska vase pays tribute to the Italian Postmodern movement of the 1980s. Each of the unique pieces is decorated with coloured inlays on th...

Another version of the highly successful Bandaska vase pays tribute to the Italian Postmodern movement of the 1980s. Each of the unique pieces is decorated with coloured inlays on th...

Afra and Tobia Scarpa are award-winning Italian postmodern architects and designers. Their pieces can be found in museums in the United States and Europe, including the collections o...

The overall design reflects the Italian postmodern and architectural furniture movement of the period, where mass, material, and flexibility were combined with refined restraint.

An expressive example of Borbonese’s experimentation with pattern and form during the height of Italian postmodern luxury design. Condition: This sofa is in great vintage condition ...

Sophisticated yet playful, the lamp evokes the spirit of Italian postmodernism, where bold color and sculptural geometry meet fine craftsmanship.

Produced in limited numbers and discontinued in the early 1980s, Caravanserraglio is today a highly sought-after and emblematic example of Italian postmodern design.

The abstract leaf motifs and earthy tones give the piece a rich visual texture, reflecting the bold character of Italian postmodern design. Composed of two independent modules, the s...

An example of Italian Postmodernism, where utilitarian elements are elevated to high design.

Designed by Ettore Sottsass for IKEA in 1987, the “Stoja” ceiling lamp represents a rare collaboration between the Italian postmodern master and the Swedish furniture giant.

A beautiful example of Italian postmodernism, ideal for a modern living room!

A celebrated icon of Italian postmodern design, the E.T.A. remains highly sought after for its ability to function as both lighting and sculpture.

This table remains a quintessential example of Italian Postmodern glamour, offering both a functional dining surface and a work of metal art.

Alessandro Mendini was an Italian designer and architect. He played an important part in the development of Italian, Postmodern, and Radical design.

This fantastic set of 10 Poltroncina armchairs, designed by Maurizio Peregalli and manufactured by Zeus, Italy in 1984, is a striking example of postmodern design.

Its futuristic aesthetic reflects the era’s fascination with space-age forms, radical design, and innovative materials—hallmarks of Italian postmodern and radical design movements.

A removable chrome surface adds visual tension, playing with reflection and space, while geometric cut-outs nod to Italian postmodernism. A functional artwork, this rare piece is as ...

This monumental dining ensemble is a masterclass in Italian Postmodern luxury, epitomizing the high-fashion interior trends of the late 20th century.

A highly collectible example of Italian postmodern furniture, combining function, decoration, and exceptional material quality.

This striking Italian postmodern design features a sculptural composition with a hemispherical shade supported by a slender angled stem rising from a rounded dome base.

The project fits perfectly into the context of the birth of the Memphis movement, of which Bedin is one of the founding figures, and represents one of the most emblematic examples of...

Referenced in Luce Lampade 1968–1973: Il Nuovo Design Italiano by Fulvio and Napoleone Ferrari (Allemandi, 2002, Tav. 168), this lamp is part of a short-lived but inventive wave in I...

Pasquinelli is a lesser-known figure in Italian postmodern design, though the "Cactus" demonstrates the inventive reinterpretation of functional objects that characterized Italian pr...

This is an exceptional vintage wall sconce that perfectly captures the bold and artistic spirit of Italian postmodern design from the 1980s. Manufactured by the renowned Italian ligh...

FREE LOCAL DELIVERY WITHIN NEW YORK CITY Offered here is a rare and timeless “Alanda” sofa by B&B Italia, designed by Paolo Piva in the 1980s – a standout example of refined Ita...

Postmodern bench newly redone in Italian chenille.

The Abracadabra bookshelf is a masterpiece of Italian postmodern design, characterized by its bold and whimsical aesthetic.

Materials: Glass shade, metal arm Designer: Bruno Gecchelin Manufacturer: Oluce Period: 1980s Style: Postmodern Origin: Italy

Perfect for modernist, creative, or postmodern interiors, the Veranda sofa stands as a testament to 1980s Italian innovation and craftsmanship.

These sculptural chairs embody the bold sophistication of Italian postmodern design and exemplify Cattelan’s flair for architectural form and refined materiality.

Alessandro Mendini was an Italian designer and architect. He played an important part in the development of Italian, Postmodern, and Radical design.