Arform Furniture

Vintage Midcentury Modern Italian Design very rare and multifunctional table by Jürg Bally for Arform. Made in Italy, 1950's period. The table has it's original label that has a seri...

Spyder Ceiling Lights by Paolo Tilche for Arform. Designed and manufactured inItaly, in 1962. Reinforced poly-fiber cloth panels clad around a wire frame design to form tall cylinder...

Set of six "Rea" chairs by Paolo Tilche for Arform. Squared black metal frame and thick cognac leather. Also available another chair with hair-on leather cover.

Paolo Tilche (1925-2000) Pair of armchairs model “Silvia” Manufactured by Arform, Italy, 1956 Rattan Pair of Italian 20th century ratan armchairs ...

Rare steel sculpture by Paolo Tilche, Arform, 1972-1973.

A mid-20th Century bookcase or room divider produced in the 1960s by Arform, designed by Paolo Tilche. Featuring wooden uprights, black painted wood end pieces, adjustable black terminals all of which can be arranged and assembled according to the user’s needs. The design is often referenced as “cielo-terra“ (literally translates to “sky-earth”) because the bookcase stretches from the floor to the ceiling. It has quite a lot of play in terms of the height (from about 280cm to about 310cm) which means it should fit most modern properties. As such, it can be used as a wall unit but also as a room divider, thus offering an elegant and ingenious way of creating zones within a large space or simply an elegant bookshelf...

A very rare and multifunctional table by Jurg Bally for Arform. The table can be elevated to different heights, thus becoming a dining table, a centre table or a low table. Origina...

Squared dining table by Paolo Tiche for Arform. Black metal sturdy frame supports a thin teak wood top.

Rare "Rea" lounge chair by Paolo Tilche for Arform. Squared metal frame and hair-on red leather cover.

Bar trolley on casters, oval, upper tray removable Black lacquered brass construction, trays teak wood Paolo Tilche graduated from Milan Polytechnic in 1949. He immediately began ...