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The lamp Re (king) Mod. 2490 by Bobo Piccoli has a body built on several levels. The cylindrical continuity of this opaline glass is measured at the base, the fulcrum of the entire s...

This chrome-plated suspension lamp with brass structure by Sciolari, originating from the 1970s, epitomizes timeless elegance of Italian Design. Its sleek design, characterized by c...

Rarely do meeting tables manage to be both functional and so aesthetically appealing as this example, made by Guido Buratti in the 1980s and preserved by the original ownership to th...

This Iconic Gold Table by Ferruccio Laviani was originally drawn in 2006 for the interiors of Dolce & Gabbana's legendary restaurant Gold. Its polychrome nuances in gold and its geom...

This table designed by Vittorio Dassi seamlessly blends meticulous craftsmanship and aesthetic research typically of 1960s Italian Design. Its sleek, minimalist silhouette is made in...

A very decorative set of two wall sconces that perfectly embodies the spirit of the 1970s with experimentation with shapes and geometries. The brass and striated brass structure enca...

A low table with a strongly decorative character, this unique piece features a finely crafted bronze base decorated with a brutalist but also floral motif, with a base with solid roo...

Pierre Cardin Vase Structure in molded blown Murano glass with band decoration in glass paste. Signature and production mark engraved. Prod. Venini, Italy, approx. 1970 Fashion, des...

Bar cabinet with a structure in wood, removable front element in glazed ceramic. Finished with grissinate panels framing and ceramic on one side and a shelf counter on the other side...

Two Venini vases mold blown glass with decoration on the band in colored glass. Signed in Venini Italia acid. Produced by Venini, Italy, around 1970. Rare Laura de Santillana for Ve...

Archimede Seguso oval frame with a structure in transparent twisted glass. Brass mount. Made in Italy, around 1950 Master glassmaker, designer and entrepreneur, Archimede Seguso is...

This exceptional low table made by Ico Parisi around 1960 represents a rich period of collaboration between the designer and the MIM (Mobili Italiani Moderni) which was established i...

Duilio Bernabè known as Dubè was an artist who worked for Fontana Arte, among others, employing the eglomizing technique to decorate the painted back of glass panels and small tables...

Rare desk designed by Angelo Mangiarotti. This elegant and material piece recalls the designer's style by infusing into a new concept elements already used for other furniture create...

Tomaso Buzzi was the real designer for the Italian and Milanese upper middle class in the post-World War II period. His creations, as in this case, were often commissioned creations, designed for a specific family and on the occasion of an overall furnishing project, to be followed from A to Z. This set of eight chairs together with a fine dining table was designed for an apartment on Via Conservatorio, deep in the heart of bourgeois Milan, near Villa Necchi...

Tomaso Buzzi was the real designer for the Italian and Milanese upper middle class in the post-World War II period. His creations, as in this case, were often commissioned creations, designed for a specific family and on the occasion of an overall furnishing project, to be followed from A to Z. This fine dining table is designed with its eight chairs for an apartment on Via Conservatorio, deep in the heart of bourgeois Milan, near Villa Necchi...

The key feature of this elegant chandelier are the Murano glass elements that crown the light point, blending perfectly with the brass structure. The fabric shade contributes to a so...

This coffee table is a delicate example that encapsulates the Italinan design style of the 1950s, made up of worked wood, soft and oblique lines and the clever use of mirrors. The ca...

Light and decorative, these six chairs are extremely interesting due to their unusual and captivating geometric shape, which play with sharp broken lines as regards the backrests and...

Lighting that manages to be both decorative and functional at the same time is one that becomes a classic over time. These amber-coloured cup pendants made of twisted Rigadin (stripe...

Lighting that manages to be both decorative and functional at the same time is one that becomes a classic over time. These amber-coloured lantern pendants made of twisted Rigadin (st...

This 1960s mirror created by the Cristal Art company encapsulates the essence of the adage "simple is better." A beveled and mirrored crystal perimeter band with concave sphere decor...

A simple but rare and classic set from postwar Italian craftsmanship, this set of six chairs features a structure of wood and curved plywood, combined in a play of lines that lighten...

Two cabinets by Stilwood, Italy, 1950 circa. These two cabinets are as simple as they are elegant with the simplicity of wood and the mastery of carved handles. From the productio...

This chandelier shows how even stone - perceived as one of the heaviest materials - can convey lightness if correctly designed. Made out of Selenite, often considered a "magical" sto...

A stunning pink marble sculpture, this unique piece by Vittorio Di Muzio brings the force of its title "Lotta" (Fight) to any corner or space tha...

An amazing dining table designed by Romeo Rega made out of steel, brass and glass top. This table's structure plays with geometric lines, creatin...

Two nightstands in lacquered wood with a nickel-plated metal handle and leather details. It features an upper drawer and lower compartment with double doors. The line of these nights...

This mid-century pendant lamp was designed by Massimo Vignelli for Venini in the 1960s and features 3 exceptionally refined Murano glass diffusers mounted on a brass structure.

Wondeful 1950's Stilnovo ceiling lamp in metal, brass and opaline glass. A true piece of art featuring five brass arms, holding upturned opaline glass shades perfectly contrasting an...

This wall lamp was produced in Italy by Stilnovo in the 1960s. It is made from a brass structure with a white Opaline sandblasted shade. This piece will add a touch of Italian desi...

This rosewood sideboard model SE3 featuring two sliding doors was designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno in 1962. Functionality and essential shapes are the keywords around which th...

This coffee table in wood, lacquered wood and glass top was designed by Vittorio Valabrega and produced in Italy during the 1940s. Its structure consisting of three legs in black la...

Innovation, experimentation of the materials and forms. This sofa is an iconic sculptural polyethylene monobloc sofa, designed by Ron Arad and manufactured by Driade, sand white colo...

These MT3 rocking chairs were design by Ron Arad for Driade and made of a monobloc rotational moulding polyethylene in sand white coloured outside and red coloured inside. Characte...

Designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno in 1967, this bed is a true example of postmodern design with its metal structure, polyurethane foam padding and black faux leather upholstery. The entire bed frame is held together by means of a faux leather belt. A must-have for Italian design lovers. We have two such beds on sale...

Attributed to Romeo Rega, this big table perfectly merges the stability of the structure with the elegance of its lacquered wood and brass legs. The rigorous use of plain lines and g...

Simple and elegant ceiling light created by Toni Zuccheri for the world leading artistic glass company Venini, based in Murano. This plafoniere has a structure in metal and brass whi...

This chandelier is the perfect merge of technical innovation and design: with its peculiar shape, neon lighting reach new heights of creativity. This chandelier is truly unique for i...

Extremely comfortable, these armchairs embodies the elegance and glamour of a true 1950s furniture. The semi circular armrest that envelop the seat provide support and relax with any...

Wooden cabinet with seven drawers. Unique and elegant piece designed by Pietro Chiesa made by Fontana Arte, the iconic Italian design firm for artistic glasses. Surfaces covered in c...

This large wooden table consists of a strong and compact top. The metal legs, lacquered in black, are built according to the lines of the wooden to...

This immense table was designed by Pierluigi Colli in Turin, further on the Alps and the shady expanses of forests and rivers that make it up. The table is an absolute example of thi...

This table shaped by the simple and cohesive ideas of Vittorio Introini is an absolute example of Italian manufacturing beauty. The large crystal top highlights its expressive and st...

The importance of Mollino and his work is beyond the simple aesthetics of the beds designed for the "Casa del Sole". Casa del Sole was a visionary project, a jump into the future wit...