Radical Italian Design

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...

"Gherpe" table lamp by Superstudio for Poltronova The "Gherpe" table lamp by Superstudio for Poltronova, created in the 60s, is a groundbreaking example of Italian Radical Design. ...

Rare piece of Italian radical design, 1989, Italy.

E' un oggetto ispirato dall'architettura radicale degli anni settanta / It is an object inspired by the radical architecture of the seventies Typical object of the Italian radical d...

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...

There were just a few editions of this table in the 1980s and today is considered a highly collectible example of Italian radical postmodern furniture design. The table is made of l...

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

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

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

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.

Their spiral shape reflects the radical design movement in Italy at the time, involving kinetic art, new materials and construction techniques for a modern world.

The collective was named after the British group of architects known as Archigram and the journal “Zoom.” Part of the radical design movement in Italy, Archizoom created anti-design ...

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...

Sergio Cammilli's 'Poltronova' were at the forefront of cutting edge radical Italian design during this highly adventurous period giving Sottsass full support and a free reign to ful...

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 statement piece for collectors of radical Italian design, this bar cabinet functions as both storage and sculpture, embodying the spirit of 1970s modernism with its sleek prof...

The Boby trolley by Joe Colombo—an icon of radical Italian design—was created to bring function to creative chaos.

A rare and collectible example of radical Italian design, this original set of Quattro Gatti nesting tables was designed by Mario Bellini and produced by C&B Italia in the late 1...

Jeco's Monument line represents Japan's sophisticated embrace of Memphis Milano principles, translating radical Italian design into finely crafted objects that elevated timekeeping i...

The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston is displaying this masterpiece of the Space Age during the exhibition "Radical: Italian Design 1965–1985, The Dennis Freedman Collection February 1...

Crafted in smooth beige ABS plastic, this wall rack is both utilitarian and sculptural—perfect for modern interiors, minimalist spaces, or collectors of radical Italian design. Its g...

A rare opportunity to own authentic postmodern design by one of Italy’s leading designers, these Icaro wall lights remain a compelling choice for enthusiasts of radical Italian desig...

It is a favorite among collectors, interior designers, and lovers of radical Italian design. This set is in good vintage condition, with age-appropriate wear.

This fantastic large sized floor lamp is a nice example of radical Italian design. It has a solid metal weighted base, finished with a dark grey wrinkle paint.

Ideal as a dining table, studio desk, or gallery piece in a bold contemporary interior. A rare example of radical Italian design, 1980s This piece reflects the influence of designe...

Martine Bedin is a French architect and designer, best known as a founding member of the Memphis Group, the radical Italian design collective established in 1981.

This fantastic large sized ceiling lamp is a nice example of radical Italian design. It has a black painted tubular center point which  supports the bendable and adjustable arm.

Soriana Lounge Chair by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina Deep Red Leather Lounge Chair on Original Wooden Base. Signed. Designed in 1969 by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina, the S...

A museum level object and an essential work for collectors of radical Italian design, Memphis, and postmodernism.

The generous volumes, organic curves and low free form silhouette are characteristic of the radical Italian design movement. This fully original set in natural leather brings an elev...

sources: maria cristina didero: ’super design – italian radical design 1965-75′, the monacelli press, new york, 2017; hans wichmann: ‚italien – design 1945 bis heute‘, springer basel...

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...

One of a handful of designer that radically changed Italian furniture design from the 1940s-1960s.

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 opaline polycarbonate diffusers emit a warm, atmospheric glow, while the cylindrical ABS structure reflects the rational yet poetic language that defines Aulenti’s work.Designed ...

This rare Scorpion coat rack mirror, designed by Anonima Design and produced by Bonetto in the 1970s, is an iconic example of the Radical Design movement in Italy.

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...

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 ...

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

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.

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

• Designer: Marco Mencacci • Manufacturer: Sawaya & Moroni, Milan • Origin: Italy • Date: 1990s • Materials: Lacquered wood Marco Mencacci chair, Tatlim chair, Sawaya and Moro...

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...

Italian Radical Design companies like Superstudio created furniture that appealed to alternative lifestyles, versatility and transport-ability.  

The minimalist form and vibrant hue reflect the playful spirit of Space Age and radical Italian plastic design. Their stackable and compact structure makes them both decorative and p...

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

Alessandro Mendini (16 August 1931 – 18 February 2019) was an Italian designer and architect. He played an important part in the development of Italian, Postmodern, and Radical design.

Mario Vento (20th Century, Italy) Rare Momo Floor Lamp, 1970 Manufactured by New Lamp, Rome An exceptional and rare example of radical Italian lighting design, the Momo floor lamp w...

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,...

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...

Impressive ‘Octo’ floor lamp by Studio Reggiani, Italy 1960’s. Radical design consisting of a heavy solid Travertine base with five flexible tubular arms that can be adjusted in a va...

Amazing and super rare Italian plexiglass light sculpture from the classic 1965-73 period of radical, Avant Garde Italian design in the style of the utopian radical, Italian architec...

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...

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

Marenco Sofa Mario Marenco for Arflex early edition circa 1970 Velvet upholstered modular sofa on original steel suspension frame Designed in 1970, the Marenco sofa by Mario Marenc...

This pair of sculptural stools are designed by Maison Rinck in France 1973. They are made with a Pleated metal frame that is chrome-plated and a smoked plexiglas seat. These stools w...

Luigi Colani Orbis Longue Chairs For COR Germany 1960s

These children’s stools were designed by Stacy Dukes for use in the Los Angeles public library: Since no producer was found in the United States, they were produced in Italy by Artem...

Cactus is the icon of Italian design that has revolutionized the domestic landscape. Made of flexible polyurethane this hall tree with four cantilever arms is as tall as a person and...

Splendid pair of wooden armchairs attributed to the great designer Gianfranco Frattini in the 70s, of fine Italian manufacture. The armchairs have a solid base made of solid dark wo...

The subject of several, free and often ambiguous interpretations, Cactus is the icon of Italian design that has revolutionized the domestic landscape, by subverting the borders betwe...

Painting Abstract On canvas Signed Gabriele Dali Dated 1970 Italy

A striking mid-century abstract painting signed “Coburn,” distinguished by its elongated vertical format, richly worked surface, and atmospheric palette of black, brown, ochre, cream...