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Overview An elegant “Pitagora” coffee table designed by Ennio Fazioli and Renato Venturi for MIM – Mobili Italiani Moderni in the 1960s, featuring a dark reddish-brown laminate table...

Overview An elegant Model 1844 coffee table designed by Giorgio Tura for Tura Milano in the 1960s, featuring a refined natural parchment finish and an inset glass tabletop with a mir...

Overview A distinctive “Carabou” leather armchair designed by Tito Agnoli for Pierantonio Bonacina in 1991, characterized by its sculptural, enveloping silhouette, vibrant orange woven leather, and a contrasting ivory-upholstered seat cushion. The design combines traditional Italian weaving craftsmanship with an unconventional architectural structure, characterized by its continuous curved backrest, integrated armrests, and elegantly shaped side supports. A striking example of 1990s Italian furniture...

Overview Elegant Model 1977 side table / trolley designed by Giorgio Tura for Tura Milano, distinguished by its minimalist architectural structure and luxurious natural parchment fin...

Overview An exceptionally rare “Goblet” Bar Cabinet, Model 634/D, designed by Aldo Tura for Tura Milano in the late 1950s, distinguished by its monumental chalice-shaped silhouette, ...

Overview An exceptional “Cityscape” bookcase designed by Paul Evans and produced by Directional USA in 1971, part of the first series of the celebrated Cityscape collection, distingu...

Overview An exceptionally rare T69 XL table designed by Osvaldo Borsani in collaboration with Eugenio Gerli for Tecno in the late 1950s, distinguished by its extraordinary five-legge...

Overview An elegant and highly distinctive Model 2850 table lamp, designed by Daniela Puppa for Fontana Arte in 1991. Characterized by an unusual combination of softly curved geometr...

Overview An exceptional T96 Boomerang executive desk, designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno, dating from the 1950s and part of the first edition of this iconic model. Crafted from Af...

Overview A striking “Alveo” sideboard designed by Willy Rizzo for Mario Sabot in the 1970s, characterized by a clean, architectural silhouette and a sophisticated combination of glossy black lacquer and polished chrome-plated metal. The exceptionally clean rectangular form is accented by three distinctive circular chrome handles, creating a bold graphic contrast against the deep black surface. A prime example of Rizzo’s glamorous take on 1970s Italian furniture, this piece combines geometric minimalism with luxurious materials and meticulously crafted details. Description The sideboard features a long, low-profile rectangular design finished entirely in glossy black lacquer. Its imposing yet understated geometry is emphasized by polished chrome vertical profiles positioned at both outer edges of the facade. The front is divided into three sections, each consisting of an upper drawer and a lower cabinet door. The six elements are visually integrated into an almost uninterrupted black surface, preserving the cabinet's monolithic appearance when closed. At the center of each section is a distinctive circular chrome-plated handle, designed to serve both as a practical opening mechanism and as a decorative element. Their sculptural ring shape creates a strong graphic rhythm across the otherwise minimalist façade. When opened, the sideboard reveals three drawers located above three spacious storage compartments. The center drawer lights up when opened. The contrast between the highly reflective metal details and the glossy black lacquer gives the piece the sophisticated, glamorous character associated with Willy Rizzo’s furniture designs from that period. Design & Aesthetics The Alveo sideboard is designed around a deliberate tension between pure geometry and decorative luxury. Its elongated horizontal body has an almost architectural quality, while the circular handles break up the austere rectangular composition with a recurring geometric accent. The polished chrome elements framing the sides reinforce the silhouette and visually define the front elevation. The use of black lacquer creates depth and reflection, causing the cabinet's appearance to change subtly depending on the surrounding light. The result has a distinctly 1970s feel: dramatic yet restrained, luxurious without excessive ornamentation, and particularly well-suited to sophisticated contemporary interiors as well as those dedicated to collectible Italian design. Materials & Aesthetic The cabinet is finished in high-gloss black lacquer, whose reflective surface accentuates the piece's substantial proportions and clean lines. Polished chrome-plated metal is used for the circular handles and the vertical decorative trim along the front edges. These bright metallic details create a striking contrast with the black lacquer and give the sideboard its distinctive jewel-like appearance. The combination of glossy lacquer, mirrored metal, and bold geometric forms is closely associated with the luxurious aesthetic of Italian interiors in the 1970s. Technical Details Product: Willy Rizzo Alveo...

Overview An elegant table lamp designed by Tommaso Barbi in the 1970s, characterized by a refined geometric composition that combines a rectangular body entirely covered in warm, ivo...

Overview A striking sculptural vase made in Italy during the 1970s, featuring a bold triangular profile, a circular cutout, and a vibrant glossy yellow finish. Its geometric construc...

Overview An elegant thermos flask produced by Macabo in Cusano Milanino, Italy, circa the 1950s, featuring a sculptural body covered in mottled gray parchment, a removable glass line...

Overview An elegant rectangular jewelry box made in Italy circa the 1970s, combining dark smoked Lucite with a natural cork inlay. Its clean architectural design and refined contrast...

Overview A sculptural table lighter made in Italy during the 1970s, featuring a faceted body carved from richly banded green onyx and a brass-toned metal lighter mechanism. The contr...

Overview An elegant Italian thermos produced by Macabo in the 1960s, crafted from finely textured gray parchment and accented with gilded brass details. Characterized by its slender ...

OVERVIEW An elegant vintage wall sconce crafted from Murano glass, featuring a gently curved silhouette and a richly textured surface accented by horizontal amber-toned glass bands. ...

Overview A striking pair of Prisma table lamps designed by Studio A.R.D.I.T.I. and produced by Sormani in 1970, characterized by a rigorous cubic design composed entirely of glass an...

Overview An exceptionally rare Gaetano sideboard designed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in the 1970s, crafted from richly toned padauk wood and distinguished by its extra...

Overview An exceptionally rare pair of Gaetano nightstands designed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in the 1970s, crafted from padauk wood and distinguished by their highly...

Overview A distinctive set of six Astro armchairs designed by Studio Tecnico Mariani and Guido Faleschini for i4 Mariani in 1979, combining sculptural chrome-plated tubular steel fra...

Overview An elegant pair of Italian nightstands designed by Gianluigi Gorgoni for Fratelli Turri in the 1980s, crafted from refined maple burl and accented with brass details. Charac...

Overview A striking set of six SQ dining chairs designed by Willy Rizzo in the 1970s, distinguished by their precise geometric construction and sophisticated contrast between brushed...

Overview An elegant thermos designed by Aldo Tura and manufactured in Italy during the 1960s, featuring a tall cylindrical body covered in natural goatskin parchment, embellished wit...

Overview A rare and highly decorative thermos designed by Aldo Tura and produced in Italy in the 1940s, combining the refined craftsmanship of parchment with hand-decorated abstract ...

Overview An elegant rectangular jewelry box made in Italy during the 1970s, crafted from polished onyx and finished with brass-toned metal details. The stone’s translucent pale-green...

Overview An iconic “Biglia” ashtray designed by Joe Colombo for Arnolfo di Cambio and produced in Italy during the 1970s. Combining a rounded silver-finished metal base with a remova...

Overview A sculptural round ashtray made in Italy in 1970, featuring a solid travertine body with concentric carved rings and a central copper-toned metal bowl. Its strong geometric ...

Overview An elegant photo frame designed by Giorgio Tura for Tura Milano, made in Italy in 1980, combining natural goatskin parchment with clear plexiglass. A refined desk accessory ...

Overview An elegant leather ashtray by Jacques Adnet, France, 1950s. Hand-stitched saddle leather frames a metal ashtray well, in the refined equestrian-modernist style for which Adn...

Overview A jewel-like Murano table lighter made of faceted sommerso glass by Alessandro Mandruzzato, Italy, 1970s. A submerged block of glass that glows from deep red at its core to ...

Overview An elegant rectangular box made of green onyx, Italian, 1970s, with warm brass mounts. A luxurious desk or vanity piece crafted from richly veined, translucent stone, with a...

Overview A rare early lidded box by Aldo Tura, made in Italy in the 1940s. Hand-carved from solid pear wood, featuring a softly undulating, sculptural surface and a warm amber patina...

Overview An exceptional hand-decorated insulated thermos carafe by Aldo Tura, made in Italy in the late 1950s. The tapered body is covered in emerald-green lacquered goatskin parchme...

Overview A bold geometric vase from the 1970s, glazed in vivid lime green with red-orange spatter, formed as two rectangular columns of unequal height rising from a stepped base. A g...

Overview A sculptural ceramic vase from the 1970s with a warm amber glaze, shaped like an abstract wishbone consisting of two upright stems with triangular openings of unequal height...

Overview A bold, abstract ceramic vase from the 1980s, glazed in vivid orange, with a flat, sculptural slab-like form and a jagged, dynamic silhouette pierced by smooth openings. A s...

Overview An elegant ice bucket / insulated thermos by Aldo Tura, made in Italy in 1970, model 1225, covered in lacquered goatskin parchment and adorned with a hand-painted green clas...

Overview A bold square ashtray made of warm Italian travertine, from the 1970s, featuring a removable polished metal dish. A solid, architectural object whose stepped, cornice-like m...

Overview A sculptural round ashtray made of warm Italian travertine, from the 1970s, featuring a removable polished metal dish. A solid, architectural object whose gently curved, col...

Overview A striking pair of Italian travertine ashtrays from the 1970s—one round, one square—each fitted with a removable polished metal dish. Two sculptural, architectural objects c...

Overview An elegant table lighter designed by Tommaso Barbi, made in Italy in the 1970s. A softly sculptural desk ornament composed of three rounded, stacked ceramic rings finished i...

Overview An elegant table lighter designed by Tommaso Barbi, made in Italy in the 1970s. A refined desk ornament with a striking decorative presence, combining a deep cobalt-blue gla...

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Overview Elegant low coffee table produced by Cidue, as confirmed by the original mark under the structure, made in Italy presumably during the 1970s. The piece features a geometric ...

Overview Elegant set of six dining chairs designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Arredamenti Borsani Varedo, produced in Italy during the 1950s. A refined example of Borsani's design langua...

Elegant vintage Murano glass vase, handcrafted in Italy, featuring a rounded ovoid form and a refined layered color composition. The upper section is decorated in a delicate aqua blu...

Overview Important sideboard designed by Willy Rizzo for Mario Sabot in the 1970s, a perfect emblem of the sophisticated and cinematic aesthetic that made Willy Rizzo one of the most...

Overview A rare modular storage system called “ASTRO,” designed by Guido Faleschini for i4 Mariani in 1979, consisting of two coordinated elements united by an extremely sophisticate...

Overview An important “ASTRO” sideboard designed by Guido Faleschini for i4 Mariani, produced in 1979, one of the most sophisticated examples of Italian radical-luxury design of that...

Overview Important and refined set of four "Low Ingram 309" chairs designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and produced by Cassina in the 1980s, among the most iconic reinterpretations...

Overview The Apollo armchair, designed by Patrick Norguet for Artifort in 2002, represents one of the most significant moments in the transition of the Dutch brand from historical mo...

Overview Iconic series of folding chairs model Clio, designed by Giorgio Cattelan and produced by Cidue in the 1970s, made of black lacquered steel with leather seat. Description T...

Overview Pair of bedside tables by Gianluigi Gorgoni for Fratelli Turri, Italy, 1970s-1980s. Elegant pieces in African rosewood with brass details, combining architectural clarity wi...

Overview Sideboard by Gianluigi Gorgoni for Fratelli Turri, Italy, 1970s-1980s. A refined example of Italian luxury design in African rosewood with brass details, combining architect...

Overview Set of six "Gaudì" armchairs by Vico Magistretti for Artemide, Italy, late 1960s. One of the most iconic mono-bloc seating designs of postwar Italian design, selected for th...

Overview Rare "Kyoto" rug by Gaetano Pesce for Expansion, Bologna, 1969. A powerful example of Italian Radical Design, where material, perception, and form dissolve into a dynamic an...

Overview Rare pair of cream lacquered bedside tables by Pierre Cardin, Italy, 1980s. Sculptural and refined pieces that translate Cardin's couture language into furniture through sof...