Bernini Loveseats

SATURDAY SALE Very comfortable lounging sofa made in Italy by Ambienti Bernini. It reminds me of the Mario Bellini "le Bambole" sofa but with tufte...

The postwar boom years of the 1950s through to the 1960s were one of the periods of greatest influence of Italian designers. Design in the 60s paved a way to a more aesthetical appro...

The Quiete sofa and armchair are born from the union of refined Italian design and skilled craftsmanship. Made in Italy by expert hands with passion, the structure is in premium soli...

Pair of "Pamplona" armchairs by Augusto Savini for Pozzi

The Quiete sofa and armchair are born from the union of refined Italian design and skilled craftsmanship. Made in Italy by expert hands with passion, the structure is in premium soli...

Eccentric antique giltwood and velvet armchair from the late 1800s and early 1900s, fine Italian manufacture. The armchair has a frame made entirely of curved gilt wood, very elegan...

A rare collectors pair of 'Ribbon' lounge chairs by Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi, designed in 1961 and produced by Fiarm - Elco in Sorzé (Venice) Italy, in 1969. Also known as t...

Splendid set of 2 fabric armchairs designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for the prestigious manufacture Azucena Italia. The vintage armchairs are made of brown, fuchsia and purple striped fabric, which creates a very colorful geometric effect. The lines are very hard and geometric, wonderfully eccentric. The frame is made of anodized aluminum, shiny silver, which connects to the spectacularly beautiful square, hollowed out feet. The cushions also act as square armrests, very colorful. The armchairs come from the Rome home of Luigi Caccia Dominioni. The colored armchairs are ideal for furnishing eccentric and colorful living rooms.

This extraordinary "Ribbon Chair" model no. CL9 was designed by Franca Stagi and Cesare Leonardi and manufactured by the Italian company Bernini in the 1960s. The seat made of white ...

Rare pair of armchairs designed by Piero Ranzani in 1966, for the fine Italian manufacturer Elam. The armchairs are part of the "Anna" model. The armchai...

Italian armchair, 1960s. Dimensions: H=100 cm; W=75 cm; D=72; Height seat = 40cm.

Elegant Italian swivel chair designed by Gastone Rinaldi for RIMA, dating to the 1960s. The chair features a sculptural upholstered shell with a gently enveloping profile, refined vertical stitching and a distinctive horizontally ribbed lumbar section. The seat is upholstered in white leather and supported by a polished chromed-metal pedestal terminating in a five-star base with casters. Its silhouette reflects the refined experimentation of postwar Italian furniture design, combining ergonomic comfort with a distinctly architectural form. The contrast between the soft upholstered shell and the precise chromed-metal base gives the chair a sophisticated, almost automotive character typical of the period. Thanks to its compact proportions and swivel base, the chair remains especially versatile in a contemporary interior. It can be used as an elegant desk chair, a refined vanity chair, a seat for a home office, dressing room or private study, or as a distinctive accent chair in a modern bedroom or living space. The neutral white upholstery and polished metal structure allow it to integrate particularly well into contemporary, minimalist, modernist and eclectic interiors. Designer: Gastone Rinaldi Manufacturer: RIMA Period: 1960s Country: Italy Materials: Leather, chromed metal Type: Swivel chair with casters Dimensions: H 85 cm / Seat H 48 cm W 47 cm D 58 cm Provenance: A&MYART Collection, since the 1960s. A refined and highly usable example of Italian mid-century seating design, combining sculptural presence, practical mobility and timeless elegance. ABOUT Gastone Rinaldi Gastone Rinaldi was born in Padua in 1920, and graduated in accounting at the Belzoni Institute. Initially he worked for the Rima company in via Guido Reni in Padua, founded by his father Mario Rinaldi in 1916. In his work as a designer he came into contact with many of the major Italian designers, including Giò Ponti, Carlo Mollino, Alberto Rosselli, Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi, Michele De Lucchi and Marco Zanuso. In 1954 he won the Compasso d'Oro Award with the DU30 chair produced by Rima. In 1974 he founded the company Thema in Limena. In 1981 his Dafne chair...