Italian Radical

Stoppino, a key figure in Italy’s radical design movement, created objects that were both industrial and expressive—true to Kartell’s pioneering legacy.

“Designed in 1967 by the Italian radical design group Archizoom, this was the first sofa without a conventional frame.

This iconic chair not only plays with the levant minimalism of Mies van der Rohe, but has come to represent 1960s-1970s, Italian Radical Design. The Archizoom Group based their theo...

Born on November 30, 1938 in Florence, Italy, Branzi attended the Florence School of Architecture, gaining a degree there in 1966 before founding the radical design studio Archizoom ...

This sculpture was created by Italian artist and designer Urano Palma in 1978. Entitled "Forma di Maggio", a pun that winks to its shape ("Forma di Maggio" means "shape of May" and s...

The chair is a nice example of radical postmodern Italian design by Michele de Lucchi who was a member of the Memphis Group.

Carlo de Carli (1910-1999) was an architect and designer and is one of a handful of designer that radically changed Italian furniture design from the 1940s-1960s.

A rare opportunity to acquire a documented piece of radical Italian design history. This Stilnovo Alfiere lamp is a rare gem — a fusion of pop‑spirited innovation and refined Italian...

This statement piece is inspired by Memphis Milano and the Radical Italian Design movement. FSC®-certified furniture plywood and MDF, and zero-VOC furniture lacquer.

On its top, the sofa Buena Onda reaches only 55cm high, reminding an American lobby style sofa and a real, 1970s feeling with its drawing inspired from the strength of radical shapes...

Minimal Abstract Painting "Bull's Eye" by Bill Kuypers (1954-present), Antwerp Belgium, acrylic on canvas Bill Kuypers had a vibrant career as midcentury design dealer in Antwer...

Minimal abstract painting "Face" by Bill Kuypers (1954-present), Antwerp Belgium, oil on canvas Bill Kuypers had a vibrant career as midcentury design dealer in Antwerp during the...

Minimal abstract paintings "Black & Yellow" by Bill Kuypers (1954-present), Antwerp, Belgium Pair of oil and acrylic paint on canvas Bill Kuypers had a vibrant career as midc...

Strongly influenced by conceptual art, specifically the radical Italian art movement Arte Povera, Gratry has devised a primary aesthetic embodied in the fight against consumerism.

Strongly influenced by conceptual art, specifically the radical Italian art movement Arte Povera, Gratry has devised a primary aesthetic embodied in the fight against consumerism.

Strongly influenced by conceptual art, specifically the radical Italian art movement Arte Povera, Gratry has devised a primary aesthetic embodied in the fight against consumerism.

Strongly influenced by conceptual art, specifically the radical Italian art movement Arte Povera, Gratry has devised a primary aesthetic embodied in the fight against consumerism.

Michele De Lucchi was a principal member of the Italian radical groups Alchymia and Memphis. This elegant table, created for Memphis in 1984, is one of a series of four which use ...

Rare iconic coffee or couch table designed by the Italian radical design group Superstudio, for Zanotta, 1970.

Rare iconic coffee or couch table designed by the Italian radical design group Superstudio, for Zanotta, 1970.

For Studio Simon. (Dino Gavina) Italian 'Radical Design' Wood, enamel, and plastic.

They are light and designed to be easily transported as they will easily wrap around a person's body. Italian Radical Design companies like Superstudio created furniture that appeale...

Rare iconic dining table designed by the Italian radical design group Superstudio, for Zanotta, 1970.

See last photo. Related References: Italian Radical Design, Studio Alchimia, Alessandro Mendini, Superstudio, Studio 65, Studio Most, Postmodernism, Memphis, Ettore Sottsass, Gaet...

A primary example of Italian Radical Design, the piece translates the spiritual geometry of tantric diagrams into a monolithic, functional object.

1st edition cactus designed by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello. Italian Radical Design. c1968. Manufactured by Gufram This piece is one of the 1st edition of 2000 made in 1968.

Paolo Deganello was co-founder of Archizoom – the 1960s Italian radical design collective. Bought from first owner.

Produced by Fai International in 1972, this table embodies the bold and futuristic aesthetic of Italian Radical Design. Bibliography: – G. Gramigna, Repertorio 1950–1980, Mondadori,...

Echoing the pared-back industrial ethos of Italian radical design, it nods to the influence of groups like Studio Alchimia and Memphis Milano, yet eschews ornamentation in favour of ...

Rare and very special works of the Italian Radical Design movement in Decorative Arts expressing the sensibilities of anti-design and emerging Postmodern movements.

The Superstudio 'Bazaar' table also forms part of Dakis Joannou's famous collection of 1960s and 1970s Italian radical design which is featured in the book '1968: Radical italian Des...

A true functional sculpture, this lamp embodies the best of Italian radical design with poetic visual impact.

piumino 2-seater sofa by jonathan de pas, italy, 1970s This rare piumino 2-seater sofa was designed by jonathan de pas in the 1970s and reflects the relaxed, sculptural aesthetic of...

A key figure of Italian Radical Design, his work, spanning furniture, architecture, and art, has been widely exhibited and is held in major museum collections worldwide, including Mo...

A hallmark of Italy’s radical plastic design era, it’s crafted in molded Novodur®, an anti-static thermoplastic developed by Bayer.

A rare and highly collectible example of Italian radical modernism.

Superonda is considered one of the most representative pieces of Italian Radical Design. It completely challenged the traditional idea of the sofa, introducing a new, freer and more ...

The use of stone combined with artisanal surface treatment situates these works within a lineage of Italian radical and post-modern experimentation. The juxtaposition of refined and ...

Radical Italian tubular desk, 1960s. The desk is designed in commission for a unique villa on Sicicily, see black and white photo from the original setting.

Saccardo's work is now attracting renewed interest from collectors and international galleries, who recognize its value as a testament to the creative freedom and radical thinking th...

Saccardo's work is now attracting renewed interest from collectors and international galleries, who recognize its value as a testament to the creative freedom and radical thinking th...

The Cassina Soriana armchair, designed in 1969 by Afra & Tobia Scarpa, is a celebrated icon of Italian radical design. With its generous form and innovative construction, the Soriana...

The Cassina Soriana armchair, designed in 1969 by Afra & Tobia Scarpa, is a celebrated icon of Italian radical design. With its generous form and innovative construction, the Sor...

The Cassina Soriana armchair, designed in 1969 by Afra & Tobia Scarpa, is a celebrated icon of Italian radical design. With its generous form and innovative construction, the Sor...

An iconic example of Italian radical design, the “Mezza Chimera” floor lamp was designed by Vico Magistretti in 1969 and produced by Artemide.

He directed the magazine “Casabella”, the official paper of Italian radical architecture in that period. In 1976 he left “Casabella” to found the magazine “Modo”, which he directed u...

Raggi contributed to the Milan Triennale and organized the first critical exhibition of the Italian Radical Design movement in Berlin. He coordinated the Visual Art-Architecture Sect...

A minimalist and elegant floor lamp by Mauro Marzollo Italy 1980s. Very good brass patina. A piece of plexiglass permit to direct the light. Adjustable light halogen.

These rare Avant Garde lamps were produced in very small numbers in both chromed or black enameled coil sprung steel and exemplify the creativity in design during the Classic Italian...

This rare pair of “Pagrù” lounge armchairs, designed in the 1970s by Claudio Vagnoni, represents one of the most expressive and sculptural contributions to Italian radical seating de...

This juxtaposition between the soft, organic green cushions and the clean lines of the perimeter wood frame creates a stunning visual balance, echoing the "Living Landscape" philosop...

“Ipercubo 200” Modular Sofa, designed by Jonathan De Pas, Donato D’Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi for Driade, is an iconic expression of 1970s Italian radical design. Defined by its disti...

This exceptional modular library, designed by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti in 1969, stands as a rare and iconic expression of Italian Radical Design. A striking example of late 196...

She studied in Paris and then in Florence where she met Adolfo Natalini in 1978 and began to work in its design studio: Super studio. Closed to the Italian radical movement, she join...

Soon after, he developed into one of the protagonists of Italian Radical Design. In addition to the Baffo, he was (partly) responsible for iconic chairs such as the Fiocco and the Li...

Soon after, he developed into one of the protagonists of Italian Radical Design. In addition to the Baffo, he was (partly) responsible for iconic chairs such as the Fiocco and the Li...

Experience the epitome of Italian design and craftsmanship with this strikingly large dining table by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno, dating back to the 1970s. Meticulously designed and e...

Wood frame coffee table with gilt brass inserts, clear glass top, 1980s, Italian design. CONDITION: In good condition, may show signs of wear given by time. DIMENSIONS: Height 33 c...

A great sofa... priced well too! Used to stage a house in Palm Springs. A modern sofa in a cool design. Not sure who designed it, but this design is very sculptural and modern. Have ...

Faux leather brass and wood round dinning table in the style of Ignazio Gardella

Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Table, Wood, Italian, 1960s

Original Loveseat sofa "Maralunga," designed by Vico Magistretti and manufactured by Cassina in Italy during the late circa late 1970s/1980s. This exceptionally comfortable two-seate...

Just in, This Vintage pair of huge White Murano cased Glass Table Lamps, 35" high to socket. This is a stunning pair of Murano glass table lamps, handcrafted in Italy and featuring...

Large dining table with Macassar ebony veneer, maple border and bindings on the base. French polish. Italy circa 1940

Table/writing desk. Honeycomb core structure coated with white plastic laminate, digitally printed with black squares at 3 cm spacing. What we are talking about here are the terribl...

Zanotta Quaderna Table/Writing Desk in White Plastic Laminate by Superstudio Honeycomb core structure coated with white plastic laminate, digitally printed with black squares at 1 3...

Shadow armchair by Gaetano Pesce for Meritalia is a highly collectible iconic masterpiece of Post Modern Design. The chair "deconstructed". Designed and made in limited numbers in 2...

The Quaderna console table features a honeycomb core structure coated with white plastic laminate, silk-screen printed with black squares at 1.2" spacing. The Quaderna series featur...