Italian Rationalism

. Italian Rationalism, ca. 1925-30.

Rare armchair from the Italian Rationalism of the 1930s attributed to Piero Bottoni. The armchair

distillation of this idea. Grounded in Italian Rationalism and designed on the principle of ideal proportions

collection that, drawing its inspiration from 1950s and 1960s Italian rationalism, strikes an absolutely

collection that, drawing its inspiration from 1950s and 1960s Italian rationalism, strikes an absolutely

collection that, drawing its inspiration from 1950s and 1960s Italian rationalism, strikes an absolutely

collection that, drawing its inspiration from 1950s and 1960s Italian rationalism, strikes an absolutely

collection that, drawing its inspiration from 1950s and 1960s Italian rationalism, strikes an absolutely

four designers in their early work followed the themes of Italian Rationalism of the 1930s, although

, Art Deco, and early Italian Rationalism. The rhythm of the carving is architectural and tactile

embodies the aesthetics of Italian Rationalism. Each fluid, natural curve of the bent plywood tells a story

, black-lacquered frame Style: Italian Rationalism / Early Modernism A rare opportunity to acquire a

Bauhaus, through local conditions and influenced by Italian rationalism. Structure in solid natural beech

 Bauhaus, through local conditions and influenced by Italian rationalism. Structure in solid natural beech

, through local conditions and influenced by Italian rationalism. Structure in solid natural beech or matte

the most emblematic monuments of Italian Rationalism. This ashtray captures the monument’s powerful

. This emblematic piece of Italian rationalism—named after Albini’s wife—is a masterclass in structural

Rationalism. Italian materials only were used to create this set, as autarchic policies were in force during

final form in 1953. This emblematic piece of Italian rationalism—named after Albini’s wife—is a

final form in 1953. This emblematic piece of Italian rationalism—named after Albini’s wife—is a

sculptural, monolithic presence reminiscent of postwar Italian rationalism. At the center of the tabletop, a

Italian Mid-Century Rationalist School (1930s) rectangular walnut coffee table with tapered and

example of Italian Rationalism, this desk is designed by architect Pietro Lingeri and dates back to the

, through local conditions and influenced by Italian rationalism. Structure in solid natural beech or matte

reached its final form in 1953. This emblematic piece of Italian rationalism—named after Albini’s wife—is

final form in 1953. This emblematic piece of Italian rationalism—named after Albini’s wife—is a

 represents one of the most refined expressions of Italian Rationalism translated into furniture form. The

integration a hallmark of Italian rationalism. We accurately check the quality of every object. Our in-house

Italian Rationalism. Crafted from a combination of aluminum alloy and steel, it embodies the principles of

Italian rationalism. With its architectural structure in burnished brass, sea green satin glass plates

costs." Rare and fine wall mirror dating from the period of Italian Rationalism, datable to around the

maintaining the distinctive characteristics of Italian Rationalism. This original period piece has undergone

Chest of drawers, walnut, oak, nickel-plated brass, metal, Italy, 1930s This chest of drawers, an

principles of Italian Rationalism. This movement sought clarity, order, and structural logic in design

BBPR, one of the leading exponents of post-war Italian rationalism and modernism. This rare shelving

became one of the protagonists of Italian rationalism, opposing the monumentalist taste of those years

of Italian Rationalism. Throughout his career he was also a successful furniture and lighting

for his embodiment of Italian Rationalism. Architect and industrial designer, Ignazio Gardella has an

one of the protagonists of Italian rationalism, opposing the monumentalist taste of those years, as it

one of the protagonists of Italian rationalism, opposing the monumentalist taste of those years, as it

significant in the emerging modern movement in France and Italy in 1930's. Rationalism was Italy's Midcentury

fully mature within Italian Rationalism. As a lighting object, it stands firmly within the Primo Art

the strict geometry of the façade. The silhouette sits at the intersection of Italian Rationalism and

seats embody the spirit of Italian rationalism that in the 1920s and 1930s began to redefine domestic

leading figure in Italian Rationalism and a founding member of Gruppo 7, the collective of architects who

Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. Conceived at the height of Italian Rationalism, the Luminator stands as a

of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching to

exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching

the principles of Italian Rationalism and the interest in polygonal forms widely explored in lighting

of Italian Rationalism. Throughout his career he was also a successful furniture and lighting

movement called Italian Rationalism, but the town of Como, on the lake of the same name, gave birth to this

Mario Radice, one of the leading figures of Italian Rationalism and abstract art. Created in the 1930s

the era of Italian rationalism, a time when rigor and simplicity were the protagonists of design. The

for Rational Architecture) from which Italian Rationalism began. His studio in Piazza del Popolo in

generation of the Modern Movement. He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism

at the crossroads of Italian Rationalism and the refined elegance of Art Deco. The wooden structure

Italian rationalism.