Anacleto Spazzapan Seating

Armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod subsequently enameled in shades of ochre. Chair that bears the artist's initials and belongs to the 'Minimalis...

Italian modern iron armchair by Anacleto Spazzapan, 1990s Sculptural, vintage and unique armchair entirely made of iron. The backrest and the armrests, which have the same height, ha...

An armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod later embellished with multicolored fabric using the technique of weaving and bows. A chair that recalls th...

An armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod later embellished with black fabric using the technique of weaving and bows. A chair that recalls the shape...

Armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding small iron parts made from a rod and then enameled black consisting of four spheres connected by the seat and back. Armcha...

Sculptural chair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by joining wooden laths of different sizes and shades. It bears the designer's AS initials and features an adjustable backrest.

Pair of Red Modern Italian Armchairs in Welded Construction by A. Spazzapan 2005 Pair of fantastic ruby red armchairs welded together from fine metal rods by Anacletto Spazzapan. Th...

An armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding small iron parts made from a rod and then enameled with yellow that recalls the shape of a flower with pointed petals, ...

Anacleto Spazzapan is an ironsmith working between Italy and Indonesia, where he used to go multiple times every year before the pandemic took over the planet. His Fiore seats are so...

Two-seater sofa designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod subsequently enameled black that recalls the shape of a heart and therefore takes its name. Chair that ...

This unique sculptural chair, designed by Anacleto Spazzapan in the 1990s, is a testament to Italian design. Crafted from shades of blue and grey leather upholstery and a welded wrou...

An armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding small iron parts made from a rod and then enameled blue, which recalls the shape of a flower with round petals, whose n...

Armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod subsequently embellished with multicolored fabric applied by means of the flake technique. Seat bearing the ar...

Armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod subsequently enameled black that is completed with a removable seat of woven fabric, also black. Chair that be...

Postmodern chair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by joining metal strips of different sizes enameled in red, electric blue and black. It bears the designer's AS initials and ...

An armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod later embellished with red fabric applied by weaving technique. Seat bearing the artist's initials and belo...

Postmodern chair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by joining metal strips of different sizes enameled yellow. It bears the designer's AS initials, has an adjustable backrest a...

Pair of armchairs by Anacleto Spazzapan on pink painted metal frames with blue plastic rattan seats. The monogram AS is integrated on the front of the armchairs. As a designer, Anacleto Spazzapan (b. 1943) considers himself in the service of modernity. However, antiques always reveal to him the value of good craftsmanship, an aspect that the designer wants to preserve through his equally handmade furniture. "I come from the antiques...

Two chairs made of single welded metal bars painted in blue and black respectively. The monogram AS is integrated on the edge of the seat. As a designer, Anacleto Spazzapan (born 1943) sees himself in the service of modernity. However, antiques always reveal to him the value of good craftsmanship, an aspect that the designer wants to preserve through his equally handmade furniture. "I come from the...

Pair of stools by Anacleto Spazzapan in the form of skulls made of metal rods individually welded together and painted blue and red, respectively. Monogram AS on the back. As a designer, Anacleto Spazzapan (born 1943) considers himself in the service of modernity. However, antiques always reveal to him the value of good craftsmanship, an aspect that the designer wants to preserve through his equally handmade furniture. "I come from the antiques field...

An armchair designed and made by Anacleto Spazzapan by welding an iron rod bearing the artist's initials and belongs to the 'Minimalists' series, furniture designed to be enjoyed bot...