Mario Botta For Alias

Set 6x Mario Botta La Quinta chair for Alias Switzerland 1985 fantastic set of 6 chairs designed by Mario Botta for Alias Switzerland in the 1980s. original condition with original...

A set of four early 1980s Seconda "602" chairs by Mario Botta for Alias. They are striking examples of late modernist Italian design.

Gorgeous all original dining set by Mario Botta for Alias, Italy 1985, composed of large dining table and 10x La Tonda chairs, excellent condition overall --Table and/or Chairs CAN ...

Quinta, a chair with a legacy dating back to its creation in 1985, is not your ordinary seat; it embodies a fusion of comfort and architectural sophistication. Designed under the inf...

The Nilla Rosa screen designed in 1990s by Swiss architect Mario Botta and produced by Alias, Italy. Perforated and stretched steel frames enameled in black creating an Op-art effect...

One Quinta chair by Italian architect Mario Botta, designed in 1985. Made of perforated metal sheet and steel rod.   

Quinta chair by Mario Botta for Alias design from the 1980s. Metal structure. 8 chairs available.

Iconic ‘Quinta’ chair designed by Mario Botta for Alias. This sculptural masterpiece, dating from the 1980s, has earned a place of honour in the permanent collection of the MoMA in N...

Iconic ‘Quinta’ chair designed by Mario Botta for Alias. This sculptural masterpiece, dating from the 1980s, has earned a place of honour in the permanent collection of the MoMA in N...

Black metal table with glass top designed by Mario Botta for Alias. Tesi model. Wear due to time and age.

Set of six Seconda 602 armchairs by Architect Mario Botta for Alias, Italy, 1982.

Pair of "Quinta" chairs designed by Mario Botta for Alias in 1985. Black lacquered iron tubular structure with backrest and seat made of aqua green sheet metal.

1982 post-modern Seconda club chair by Mario Botta for Alias, Italy. The chair has a metal frame with a perforated metal seat and ridged plastic roller backrest.

Sculptural Quarta chair by Mario Botta for Alias, 1984, Italy. Black lacquered aluminium and back role from black polyurethane.

Nilla Rosa room dividers by Mario Botta for Alias, Italy. No longer in production.

Pair of Quinta chairs design by Italian architect Mario Botta for Alias,in black enameled solid round metal frame with perforated metal back and seat.Documented.

Seconda chairs by Mario Botta for Alias, 1980s. The Seconda chair (1982) is an iconic piece of design, with use of materials that are typical for Botta’s furniture and lamps: Shee...

Set of 6 Seconda chairs by Mario Botta for Alias, 1980s The Seconda chair (1982) is an iconic piece of design, with use of materials that are typical for Botta’s furniture and lam...

set of two ’quinta‘ armchairs, by mario botta for alias s.p.a.; design 1984, a steel rod frame, supporting two bent metal plates for seat and backrest; painted steel tubing ø14mm, se...

Italian postmodern black sofa Re e Regina by Mario Botta for Alias, 1980s Sofa model Re e Regina two seater.

A Botta 91 Chair, designed by Mario Botta and produced by Alias in 1991 for the Anniversary of the Swiss Confederation.

Designer: Mario Botta Manufacturer: Alias Model: Latonda chair Year: 1987 Material: Steel Dimensions: H76 x W64 x D50cm Condition: Vintage condition - signs of wear in keeping ...

As you can see, we have a bit of a thing for Mario Botta. We are gradually amassing his whole collection.

A very rare dining table designed by Mario Botta, produced by Alias in Italy around 1980.

Along with his iconic Seconda chair, Mario Botta’s Quinta chair for Alias is postmodern furniture at its very finest: drastically scaled down to a tense, thin metal outline, it share...

Predominantly an accomplished architect, Botta designed a range of furniture for the company Alias during the 1980s. His designs tend to include a strong sense of geometry, often bei...

The Quinta Chair is an iconic piece of design, with use of perforated sheet metal and tubing,which are typical for Botta’s furniture and lamps. The lines of these chairs are sharp, r...

These four chairs were designed by the Italian architect Mario Botta. The Quinta chair is built with a steel rod frame, and seat and back in bent perforated sheet metal.

The geometric structure that makes up the armrests and legs is given by a black lacquered metal rod with glossy finish. Produced by Alias in 1980 ca. and designed by Mario Botta.

The Seconda 602 chair was designed by Mario Botta in the 1980s for Alias, Italy. The black lacquered metal chair is finished with two cylindrical polyurethane backrest cushions.

This chair by Mario Botta has become a design icon representing the late 20th century modern and Postmodern movement. The metal frame is painted with light gray enamel and the perfor...

A pair of the iconic original 1980s 'Quinta' chairs designed by Mario Botta and produced by Alias. During the 1980s, famous Swiss architect, Mario Botta worked with the manufacture...

Gorgeous pair of chairs model "Sedia Seconda 602" designed by the great master and designer Mario Botta for the fine Italian manufacture Alias in 1982, belonging to the Botta collect...

This chair by Mario Botta has become a design icon representing the late 20th century modern and Postmodern movement. The metal frame is painted with light gray enamel and the perfor...

An icon of postmodern design, Mario Botta's Seconda chair is as much a piece of architecture as furniture.

Pair of Quinta chairs with chrome frame and black steel seat and back by Mario Botta for Alias, 1980s.

They are style 602 by Mario Botta for Alias.

Nila Rosa screen or divider by Mario Botta for Alias. 2 pieces of perforated metal juxtaposed to create an op art illusion.

Produced by Alias ??on a design by Mario Botta, 1980 ca. Excellent condition.

Seconda 602 armchairs by Mario Botta for Alias. Steel black tubing, slotted steel seat and polyurethane foam cylinders.

Mario Botta "Quinta" chairs for Alias, 1985, set of 6.

Mario Botta "Quinta" chairs for Alias, 1985, set of 10.

Set of four Quinta chairs by the Italian architect Mario Botta for Alias. The Quinta chair is constructed with steel rod frame and folded perforated sheet metal seat and back.

Offered are a set of eight quinta chairs designed by Mario Botta for Alias of Italy. These black metal chairs have a distinctive op art look with curvy arms and mesh metal seats and ...

Rare "Obliqua" lounge chair designed by Mario Botta for Alias Italy 1987. Original black leather in very good condition.

"Terzo" Table, Mario Botta, first version with granite top, circa 1983 Designed by architect Mario Botta for Alias in the early 1980s, the "Terzo" table epitomizes the fusion of arc...

Italian modern black and light blue metal chair mod. la Tonda by Mario Botta for Alias, 1980s Chair mod. la Tonda with curved back and legs in black painted tubular metal.

Set of four geometric design "Quinta" chairs designed by Mario Botta for Alias, rendered in bent and perforated powder coated steel.

Set of four dining chairs 614 or La Tonda with a black lacquered steel rod frame, seats and backs in bent perforated sheet metal. Designed by Mario Botta for Alias 1980s Italy. Mar...

A very rare desk/dining table designed by Mario Botta, model “Tesi”, manufactured by Alias in, Italy around 1980.

The iconic Quinta chair is constructed with a steel rod frame and folded perforated sheet-metal seat and back-rest. Designed in 1985, this iconic chair shows the influence of Botta's...

Architect Mario Botta "Tesi" dining table for Alias, Italy, 1985.

Mario Botta Marble Terzo coffee table by Alias, 1980s Custom designed coffee table by Mario Botta, produced by Alias (Italy) for the Ransila Building 1, Lugano, Switzerland: Th...

Mario Botta, set of 4 "Seconda" Armchairs produced by Alias, Italy 1982. Structure with armrests in gray powder-coated steel, black seat in perforated steel sheet. Backrest made up...

Italian modern light green blue chairs Quinta 605 by Mario Botta Alias, 1980s Pair of chairs mod. Quinta 605 in metal. The seat and backrest are made of a sheet of micro-perforated m...

Set of 5 post modern chairs in steel and leather seats, 80s. . Unidentified and unattributed but could be from Mario Botta or Martin Szekely, or even Philippe Starck . Some traces of...