Radical Design

Iconic and sculptural, the "UP 2000" sofa designed by Gaetano Pesce in the 1970s is a bold example of Italian radical design.

There’s a fire that doesn’t need to roar to be felt—an inner intensity that simmers beneath the surface. The Furia Stool captures that quiet force. With its soft, rounded body and as...

There’s a fire that doesn’t need to roar to be felt—an inner intensity that simmers beneath the surface. The Furia Stool captures that quiet force. With its soft, rounded body and as...

There’s a fire that doesn’t need to roar to be felt—an inner intensity that simmers beneath the surface. The Furia Stool captures that quiet force. With its soft, rounded body and as...

The lamps symbolize the Italian Radical design movement of the 1965-1975 period with its emphasis on alternative lifestyles and a utopian vision.

"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. ...

Campbell Stool Studio Simon Italy, 1973 From the Ultramobile Series Iconic Stool Screenprint on Steel, Upholstery Cushion

Scarce set of 7 Kubirolo modular shelving system by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova. The elements can be positioned in several ways, from full horizontal to vertical, creating differe...

The ‘Lambda’ table, designed by the radical design collective Superstudio in 1972, is an iconic piece of radical design.

A primary example of Italian Radical Design, the piece translates the spiritual geometry of tantric diagrams into a monolithic, functional object.

Attica TL limited edition table, marked #50 of 1000 The Gufram Attica series was designed in 1972 by the Italian Radical Design collective Studio 65 during the height of the Radic...

A " Pat Conley 2 " armchair by Philippe Starck 1980 / 1990 XO Editeur Radical design. Dark grey colour Signed. In very good condition

Studio 65 was one of the most influential groups in the Italian Radical Design movement of the late 1960s and 1970s.

Quaderna Table by Zanotta, 1970s — 126 × 126 cm This vintage Quaderna table from the 1970s is one of the most recognisable designs produced by Zanotta. Part of the iconic Quaderna se...

An excellent example of post modern radical design.

Grande diffusore in vetro che supporta un elemento cromato che nasconde la lampadina, base cromata. Perfetto esempio di radical design italiano del periodo.

Crafted in ash-veneered plywood, it exemplifies the inventive and sculptural language of Italian radical design. When fully opened, it reaches a maximum depth of 33 cm, combining pra...

It reflects the Haussmanns’ unmistakable combination of Swiss precision and geometric playfulness – an iconic example of their radical design language.

Each piece tells its tale, collectively weaving the grand narrative of Italian Radical Design. Miniature in a 1:8 scale of soft polyurethane.

Callimaco floor lamp mod. designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1982 for Artemide. Limited edition, black version, emblematic lamp of Sottsass Radical Design that brings artistic and concep...

Its futuristic aesthetic reflects the era’s fascination with space-age forms, radical design, and innovative materials—hallmarks of Italian postmodern and radical design movements.

An important example of Italian Radical Design, the “Capitello” is included in major museum collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre Museum.

Radical design’s proponents also applied it to items such as furniture and lighting, utilizing alternative materials and an innovative formal vocabulary.

Divano Piumino disegnato dagli architetti milanesi De Pas, D'Urbino, Lomazzi facenti parte del movimento Radical Design che ha segnato la scena italiana del design d'avanguardia tra...

A rare table lamp, Post-Modernist, Memphis, Kinetic, Radical Design, Minimalist, rectangular base with aluminum cover housing a transformer, vertical axis and adjustable aluminum arm...

Rare “Tovaglia” Coffee Table, 1969 – Attributed to Studio Alchimia A striking example of Italian Radical Design, the Tovaglia coffee table (Italian for “tablecloth”) blurs the bound...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

The foam and leather materials ensure extreme seating comfort De Pas, D'Urbino and Lomazzi were part of the "Radical Design" movement, which dominated Italian avant-garde design and ...

Produced by Poltronova in Italy during the 1970s, this piece is a striking example of Italian Radical Design. Its sculptural presence, emphasized by the curving lines of the shelves—...

Since 1960 he created the fundamental of European artistic tendancy as founder of various art groups such as Global Tool, Radical Design and Cenobio. This artwork is a poetical visio...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

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

The polychrome wood marquetry with its minimalist design recalls both for the early 20th century avant-garde movements and the early 80's decorative language of radical design.

Two models were produced, this is the rare largest version. Interesting radical design consisting an acrylic glass ball with a double face mirror in the inside and a polished stainle...

She studied architecture at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, worked in Italy's radical design scene with Superstudio (1984-1985), and became a partner at Ettore Sottsass Associati (1985-200...

This rare set of two "Scorpion" coat racks by Anonima Design, produced by Bonetto in the 1970s, exemplifies the Italian Radical Design movement's bold synthesis of utility and visual...

Miguel showcases his design conception and industry practices through the union of radical design and his roots in contemporary Mexico, creating pieces such as ceramics, furniture, a...

A coat stand also attributed to Studio Alchimia and Mendini I is shown in the last image. References: Italian Radical Design, Alessandro Mendini, Superstudio, Postmodern, Memphis,...

A celebrated example of Italian Radical Design, combining innovative form with exceptional comfort.

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.

The Passiflora lighting fixture originates from a prototype in painted cardboard for the "Superarchitettura" exhibition [December 1966], a manifesto of Radical Design. The cardboard ...

This vintage shelving made in the 1970s is close to the work of Alessandro Mendini (1931-2019), Italian architect and designer, actor of radical design in Italy. He created in 1970-8...

Both graphic and organic, it stands as a statement piece—ideal for collectors of radical design, architectural prototypes, or expressive modern forms.

The project Le Mura by Mario Bellini represents the manifesto of a radical design that went through all the Italian 70s: design was as an answer to questions not only of aesthetics, ...

The Passiflora lighting fixture comes from a painted cardboard prototype made for the exhibition “Superarchitettura” [December 1966], a manifesto of Radical Design. The cardboard was...

Perfect for modern, vintage or radical design environments, it represents an authentic example of Italian Space Age lighting.

A compelling example of Italian Radical design from the seventies.

The lamps derive from the Italian Radical Design movement of the 1965-1975 period with it's emphasis on alternative lifestyles, minimalism and a utopian vision.

Sottsass was the first in Italy to express, through his creations, the emerging ideas of counter design or radical design. These movements represented a social critique expressed thr...

Le Mura is more than a sofa: it is a true modular system, a manifesto of radical design from the 1970s. With its bold aesthetic and versatile structure, Le Mura allows infinite compo...

Why Choose Le Mura Le Mura is not just furniture—it is a statement of radical design and creative freedom. Its modularity and iconic design allow it to seamlessly integrate into cont...

Experience the astonishing blend of radical creativity and technical expertise that have made these designs eternal symbols of Italian Radical Design.