Italian Radical

of Italian radical design. With its sensuous, organic form, the piece reflects Pesce’s avant-garde

glass. The lamps symbolize the Italian Radical design movement of the 1965-1975 period with its emphasis

Poltronova, created in the 60s, is a groundbreaking example of Italian Radical Design. Departing from

the Italian radical design collective Superstudio, it reflects their vision of pure geometry, endless

1972 by the Italian Radical Design collective Studio 65 during the height of the Radical Design

Mendini I is shown in the last image. References: Italian Radical Design, Alessandro Mendini

light can be precisely controlled through the folding mechanism. A compelling example of Italian Radical

and sculptural language of Italian radical design. When fully opened, it reaches a maximum depth of 33

designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1969 for the Design Centre. A primary example of Italian Radical Design, the

reflects Takahama’s minimalist Japanese sensibility merged with Italian radical modernist design culture

AEO lounge chair designed by Paolo Deganello, a leading figure of the Italian Radical Design

Italian radical design, it nods to the influence of groups like Studio Alchimia and Memphis Milano, yet

Rare Pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern mold blown white Murano milk glass table lamps by Carlo

physical comfort. In a world of mass production, the “Joe” chair remains a landmark of Italian radical

An iconic example of Italian radical design, the Soriana sofa was designed by Afra & Tobia

rhythmic and almost architectural composition characteristic of Italian radical design of the period

piece is a striking example of Italian Radical Design. Its sculptural presence, emphasized by the

and united by a central steel band. The lamps derive from the Italian Radical Design movement of the

be easily transported as they will easily wraparound a person's body. Italian Radical design

, exemplifies the Italian Radical Design movement's bold synthesis of utility and visual experimentation. Each

. A beautiful example of Italian radical design, this lamp is both functional and highly decorative

surprising softness and comfort. An important example of Italian Radical Design, the “Capitello” is included

soft foam forms. Studio 65 was one of the most influential groups in the Italian Radical Design

Italian Radical Design movement. This collectible piece remains in very good vintage condition, with some

, leading members of the Italian Radical Movement, born around the second half of the 1960s.

eternal symbols of Italian Radical Design. Drawing its design inspiration from the original 1970 Studio65

situates these works within a lineage of Italian radical and post-modern experimentation. The juxtaposition

Italian Radical Design. Miniature in a 1:8 scale of soft polyurethane. Open edition.

technical research on raw materials made him the most representative figure of Italian radical design

A bold and playful expression of Italian radical design, the Longobarda Table Lamp was created by

is a true symbol of 1960s Italian radical design. Wrapped in soft green eco-leather, it invites you

during Italy's radical period. It completed interior design and architecture projects in Italy and abroad

aesthetic value, Le Stelle represents a historical document of Italian radical design, where comfort and

lovers of mid-century modern, Italian radical design, and vintage decor. In excellent vintage condition

distinctive design element often attributed to Romeo Rega’s studio. Rega, a key figure in the Italian Radical

narrative of Italian Radical Design. Miniature in a 1:8 scale of soft polyurethane. Open edition.

Saporiti Italia, Italy, 1970s. This sculptural seating embodies the bold experimental spirit of Italian

design ad create furniture in the 'Italian Radical' design movement. He has been featured in articles

Italian radical design circa 1970. DAM held an exclusive production agreement with Gruppo Industriale

RARE Pair of Authentic ARFLEX Italy Lounge Chairs Postmodern 1980s ​For the serious collector of

: 43 x 43 x 75 cm (16.9 x 16.9 x 29.5 in) A true design classic from the Italian radical movement

architectural silhouette. A collector’s item from the golden era of Italian radical design, it’s both a

Italian radical design.

of Archizoom Associati, leading figures of the Italian Radical movement starting in the second half

studying art and architecture in Florence. Influenced by conceptual art and Italy’s radical design movement

Mario Ceroli “Fratina” Chair in Pine for Poltronova, 1972, Italy Designed by Mario Ceroli in 1972

research. He directed the magazine “Casabella”, the official paper of Italian radical architecture in that

Modern Art in New York, the exhibition that effectively introduced Italian radical design to the world

L180 x D42 cm Contemporary production An iconic design from Italy’s Radical Design movement, the

represents a refined example of Italian Radical Design from the mid-1960s. The mirror features a walnut base

expressions of Italian Radical design, where historical reference is reinterpreted through a sculptural and

represents a refined example of Italian Radical Design from the mid-1960s. The mirror features a walnut base

research on the relationship between the individual and their environment. A key figure in Italian radical

This pair of Calypso armchairs by Vittorio Introini represents an iconic example of Italian radical

Italian Radical Design, where material, perception, and form dissolve into a dynamic and almost sculptural

paper of Italian radical architecture in that period. In 1976 he left “Casabella” to found the magazine

1970s Italian radical design. Hand-tufted in Italy during an era of bold experimentation, this piece