Italian Rationalism

Pair of early 1940s armchairs in pure Italian rationalism style Giuseppe Pagano. Giuseppe Pogatschnig Pagano (1896-1945), architect and designer of Istrian origin, was an exponent...

Circular coffee table mid-1940s Italian rationalism a constructive philosophy of 1930s and 1940s in Italy.

Marcello Piacentini, Italian Rationalism ca. 1925. 45x45xh90/45

Geometric shaped wooden desk with built-in bookcase in Italian Rationalism style, probably Italy, circa 1930.

However, Italian Rationalism maintained a distinctive identity, incorporating elements of classical tradition.

This wooden desk, designed by Carlo Turina (b.1885) bears the hallmarks of 1930s Italian Rationalism. A logical reduction in form, utilitarian in tone, balanced by its aesthetic appe...

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

This set represents not just a piece of vintage design, but an example of how Italian Rationalism managed to combine beauty, functionality, and respect for materials.

Designed by Franco Albini in 1958, who for a short time also worked in the office Gio Ponte, is a representative of Italian rationalism.

Elegant and sophisticated Pair of Italian walnut-root stools in the style of Gio Ponti of the 1930s at the height of Italian Rationalism.

The set reflects the principles of Italian Rationalism, where form follows function, with an emphasis on economy of means and material clarity.

Its bold, sharp and enveloping forms are precisely to be attributed to the historical period of Italian rationalism of the 1920s and 1930s. The loveseat features curved armrests, an...

He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much personal way, searching to overcome its limitations.

Designer: Franco Albini Model: Triënnale Lounge Chair Year of Design: 1933 Materials: Natural leather, black-lacquered frame Style: Italian Rationalism / Early Modernism A rare oppo...

Measurements in cm 40x40x94h 47h seat Mario Asnago and Claudio Vender began their professional partnership in the 1930s and are rightly considered among the leading exponents of Ita...

Italian rationalism is based on very precise rules according to the proportions of the golden section, and at the same time modern forms and structures merge with a volumetric layout...

The upper corners are thicker and larger, the sofa is part of the period of Italian rationalism and reflects it perfectly. The sofa is modular at the preference of the buyer.

One of the major figures of Italian rationalism, he participated, along with Marcello Piacentini, Luigi Vietti, and others, in the initial design of the EUR district in Rome.

Gardella is considered a prominent member of the so-called third generation of the Italian Modern Movement, as well as one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism.

Designed in the early 1930s, the building is considered one of the masterpieces of the Italian rationalism.  

Giuseppe Terragni (Meda , 18 April 1904 - 19 July 1943) was an Italian architect who worked mainly under the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini and was the pioneer of the modern Ital...

Superb piece of furniture in pure Italian rationalist style after Giovanni Michelucci.

Modular Wall-Mounted Bookcase, Attributed to BBPR – Italy, 1950s Elegant and refined modular wall-mounted bookcase, designed in Italy during the 1950s and attributed to the renowned...

The studio became one of the protagonists of Italian rationalism, opposing the monumentalist taste of those years, as it was driven by a spirit of avant-garde and innovation.

Franco Albini (1905-1977) is widely considered one of the leading 20th century architects as well as a key figure of the 'Italian Rationalism' style. His work ranges from a plethora...

The studio became one of the protagonists of Italian rationalism, opposing the monumentalist taste of those years, as it was driven by a spirit of avant-garde and innovation.

The first thing that strikes you is their form—rigid and sharp, a hallmark of Italian rationalism. Each stool stands on two rectangular side legs, their lines crisp and unyielding.

Throughout his career, Franco Albini remained committed to Italian Rationalism and the avant-garde role of architecture in exploring new forms and expressions in constant dialogue wi...

Ideal for curated interiors, gallery settings, or refined architectural projects, these chairs offer a tangible connection to the intellectual rigor and poetic materiality of Franco ...

Among his most celebrated works is the splendid Tuberculosis Pavilion designed in 1939, a milestone of Italian Rationalism. The same refined lines and intellectual approach that mark...

Architects and designers Banfi, Belgiojoso, Peressutti and Rogers (BBPR) were graduates of the Milan polytechnic and are among the most important representatives of Italian rationali...

Franco Albini, a pioneer of Italian rationalism, was known for his modernist approach and meticulous attention to functional design.

Architects and designers Banfi, Belgiojoso, Peressutti and Rogers (BBPR) were graduates of the Milan polytechnic and are among the most important representatives of Italian rationali...

He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching to overcome its limitations.

He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching to overcome its limitations.

He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching to overcome its limitations.

He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching to overcome its limitations.

He is considered one of the greatest exponents of Italian Rationalism, although he followed its principles in a much more personal way, searching to overcome its limitations.

This extraordinary desk from the 1930s, part of the prestigious collection of Maurizio Marzadori, one of Italy’s most prominent collectors of Rationalist design, is a unique and unre...

A true expression of 1940s Italian design, the ensemble stands at the crossroads of Italian Rationalism and the refined elegance of Art Deco.

a collectors table designed by the „workshop of modernity“: bbpr’s ‚spazio‘ desk. banfi, belgiojoso, peressutti and rogers (bbpr) were graduates of the milan polytechnic and are amon...

‚arco‘ (the arch) included desks, side desks, machine tables and storage furniture, like this highboard. the modular character works with a painted steel frame in different sizes, ad...

He is considered a pillar of the third generation of the Italian Modern Movement and stands out for his embodiment of Italian Rationalism.

A young student of Gio Ponti, Albini becomes in the early '30s one of the key figures of Italian Rationalism, which, however, gives an eclectic interpretation in many ways.

A young student of Gio Ponti, Albini became from the early 1930s one of the key figures of Italian Rationalism, of which, however, he gave an eclectic interpretation in many ways.

A young student of Gio Ponti, Albini becomes since the early '30s one of the key figures of Italian Rationalism, which, however, gives an eclectic interpretation in many ways.

A young student of Gio Ponti, Albini becomes since the early '30s one of the key figures of Italian Rationalism, which, however, gives an eclectic interpretation in many ways.

A good example of 'Rationalism' in Italian design of the 1920-30's.

Essential and elegant lines, representative of the warm rationalism of Italian design of the period. Dimensions: 130 x 80 cm, height 96 cm.

Franco Albini (born 1905 in Robbiate) was a key figure in Italian design and so called rationalism. He collaborated with the design studios Ponti and Lancia after completing his stud...

Rationalism was the Italian version of the Modern movement that had in the Bauhaus its most prominent example.

Pair of Italian Rationalism wall-mounted nightstands. The pieces are made of solid and veneered walnut and feature one drawer, c. 1940.

The work represents a brilliant synthesis between the art déco style, from which it takes up the use of different precious woods, and the always contemporary Italian rationalism, fro...

Free-standing executive writing desk, walnut burl, copper-plated steel, brass, Italy, 1930s Italian Rationalism at its finest.

Pietro Lingeri (1894-1968) was an Italian architect and one of the protagonists of Italian rationalism.

Pietro Lingeri, writing desk, briar root veneer, glass, brass, metal, Italy, 1930s A beautiful example of Italian Rationalism, this desk is designed by architect Pietro Lingeri and ...

This 1930s Italian console table features an elegant half-moon shape, typical of the Art Deco period. Crafted from dark wood, it features a glossy, warm finish with visible grain. Th...

This mid-century Italian console table from the 1950s enchants with its revisited neoclassical elegance. The top is made of cream marble with delicate yellow veining, slightly chamfe...

Desk with double column of side drawers, made of enameled metal and wood-effect plastic laminate top, front drawers made of plastic material.

Arco" model desk designed in 1963 by Studio BBPR for Olivetti Arredamenti. BBPR was a partnership set up in Milan in 1932 by architects Gianlugi Banfi, Lodovico Barbiano di Belgiojos...

Vintage Mid Century Arco desk by Studio BBPR for Olivetti Synthesis, 1970s. Beautiful architectural brutalist design. Made in Italy. Stylish work surface I've been enjoying for years...

Table lamp, diffused and indirect light. Tubolar Aluminum structure in white color, upper satin methacrylate finish diffuser in white or orange color. Technical specifications: M...

Elegant set of six dining chairs with linen upholstery, designed by Luigi Vaghi for Former, Italy, 1960s. A characteristic ‘T-chair’ design with simplistic design features, which co...

Mino Ceretti, 1988 Serigraphy Number IV/XXX The work signed by the artist's signature, individual number and date (pencil) Work dimensions 51/37 The work is framed Mino Ceretti was ...

An Osvaldo Borsani Varedo finely carved walnut wall-mounted console table with mirrored surface and accompanying circular walnut wall mirror with elegant scalloped edge. The rectang...

Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena wall flush mount light. Model LSP12. Designed and manufactured in Italy, 1970s Rare and impressive. Glass, chrome plated metal and patinated brass....

A pairing of wood, wicker and metal. Each lamp is braided in a herringbone twill weave for its shade, gently curving outward as light perforates through, casting warm refracted rays....

The character of the Berg table is inseparable from its materiality. Every detail of the design derives from the mesmerising visual and tactile qualities of cast glass and from the...

Incredible wood table by Charles Dudouyt, made in France, 1940's. Large rectangular parquet top with thick intricately carved wood legs on pedestal base. Original finish shows nice a...

Gio Ponti for Giordano Chiesa rare and important ash wood console table with two drawers and six legs ending in brass sabots, Italy, circa 1955. This exquisite sculptural console has...

Large 1930s art deco sideboard / enfilade by French designer Charles Dudouyt. This sideboard is part of the superb set of bar, desk and armchair presented on our site. Structure in s...

This graceful Art Deco writing desk, harking of the style of French cabinetmaker and decorator Eugène Printz, is made from richly hued and beautifully grained Macassar ebony veneer. ...

Willy Rizzo "Love" Lamp, Italy. Sophisticated chrome and brass decorative table lamp. Made with high quality construction techniques and materials. Illuminates a lovely all around gl...

A large framed black Basalt stone bolection fireplace surround, with wide bolection moulding profile. Stood on shaped foot blockings. Almost jet black in colour with small inclusions...

The "me 508" side table was designed by Jorge Zalszupin (1922-2020) and produced by his company L'Atelier in 1959 – the year of its inauguration. The works of the first phase of L'At...

The Conservatory Collection offers a window to a bygone era, when conservatories and orangeries were sanctuaries of peace and quiet, seamlessly blending the indoors with the natural ...