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Gae Aulenti, pseudonym of Gaetana Emilia Aulenti (1927 - 2012), was an Italian designer and architect, particularly dedicated to the theme of architectural staging and restoration. C...

Ernesto Gismondi was the founder and President of Artemide Group. Sanremo (IM) 12/25/1931 - Milan 12/31/2020 In 1957 he obtained a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Polyte...

Metal structure, white fabric diffuser, ground support in chromed steel rod. Ethereal presence fully representing Takahama's lightness design. Takahama, born in 1930, he studied ar...

The Golem chair, designed by Vico Magistretti for Poggi in 1973, is one of the most significant examples of Italian design from the 1970s. Magistretti, known for his ability to combi...

True icons of twentieth century design, the seats of the Aluminum Group series were designed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s and were first created in 1958, defining what is still the standard for meeting chairs today. A clean and visible structure, which combines the stability and lightness of aluminum with the comfort of a covering - in leather, fabric or mesh - which, being kept taut only by fixing to the sides, becomes an integral part of the joint. With an extraordinary sense of adventure, Charles and Ray Eames turned...

Condition: good with some inevitable signs of time and use - see photos Achille Castiglioni (Milan, February 16, 1918 - Milan, December 2, 2002) was an Italian architect and designe...

Elio Martinelli was born on November 19, 1922. After a childhood and adolescence spent in Lucca, he undertook scenography studies in Florence where he graduated. Taking over the fami...

Sirio halogen sconce lamp designed by Kazuhide Takahama and produced by Sirrah in 1977. The lamp has a matt black lacquered structure, an adjustable reflector and a striking On/Off s...

CONDITIONS: very good with small and inevitable signs of time and use, 2 chairs have imperfections on the backrests as shown in the photos. Leonardo Fiori, architect, engineer, prof...

The SC50 nightstands by Claudio Salocchi for Sormani are a significant example of Italian design from the 1960s, a decade marked by clean lines, functionality, and refined aesthetic ...

The Black & White lamp owes its name to the two types of light it emits. Diffused lighting is obtained by means of a white opaline glass dome containing a trio of light bulbs; the li...

Metal and milk glass suspension lamp model A288 by Sergio Asti produced for Candle. Made in Italy, 1970. An opaline glass orb with a lipped center ring allows for the brushed nickel ...

Elio Martinelli was born on November 19, 1922. After a childhood and adolescence spent in Lucca, he undertook scenography studies in Florence where he graduated. Taking over the fami...

Space Age 8 lights Sputnik chrome steel chandelier, 1970s In chromed steel with 8 lights. Very good condition, with small and inevitable signs of time and use.

Very good condition, with small and inevitable signs of time and use. Metal frame, hand-painted ceramic tile shelf.

Very good condition, with small and inevitable signs of time and use (the brown fabric is a little worn in the corners of the upper backrest) The seat was born from a very simple id...

2 Celestina chairs by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta, 1978. Famous leather folding chairs with a high quality finish. Marco Zanuso (Milan, May 14, 1916 - Milan, July 11, 2001) was an Ital...

The series of tables T69 and T102, born in 1963 from the fruitful collaboration between Osvaldo Borsani and Eugenio Gerli, take up in their shapes some characteristic signs typical o...

FRATE TABLE Table 180x78 cm , belonging to the Frate collection, made with a painted steel profile structure connected by a solid wood beam. Rectangular top in 12 mm thick tempered g...

Pair of wooden midcentury side tables with wheels, trolleys 1960s Good condition with inevitable signs of age and use Dimensions : W 43 cm - D 43 cm - H 50 cm

Costes chair is a stunning armchair that was designed by Philippe Starck and was manufactured in Italy by Driade. This chair was designed for the Parisian cafè by the same name that ...

Set of 6 wooden dining chairs in the style of Ico Parisi for Cassina 70s Structure in light wood and coverings in light blue bouclé (just redone).

Lacquered wood structure and petrol blue velvet covering. Very good condition, with small and inevitable signs of age and use on the lacquered parts. Kazuhide Takahama - Nobeoka 193...

Rare table or desk lamp designed by the BBPR architects' studio and produced in the 1960s by Olivetti. The lamp was made of black lacquered metal with a directional diffuser and exte...

True icons of twentieth century design, the seats of the Aluminum Group series were designed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s and were first created in 1958, defining what is still the standard for meeting chairs today. A clean and visible structure, which combines the stability and lightness of aluminum with the comfort of a covering - in leather, fabric or mesh - which, being kept taut only by fixing to the sides, becomes an integral part of the joint. With an extraordinary sense of adventure, Charles and Ray Eames turned...

The almost comical appearance, soft curves and compact proportions of Carlo Bartoli's 4875 chair are very reminiscent of two famous previous Kartell models, the 1960 stackable childr...

Perry King (born in London in 1938) had studied Industrial Design in Great Britain, in Birmingham, but had settled in Italy since 1964, becoming one of the most appreciated figures - professionally and humanly - in the world of Italian design.Consultant for Olivetti, he had worked on numerous products, the most famous of which, designed with Ettore Sottsass, is the Valentine typewriter. He then became coordinator of the Olivetti corporate image, he had designed characters for the machines produced by the company and designed books and posters. With Santiago Miranda, whom he met in this period, he founded the King-Miranda Associati firm in Milan in 1976, currently a member of ADI. Together King and Miranda are the authors of numerous projects, from furnishing accessories to furniture, lamps, office chairs, and technological appliances such as dehumidifiers, radiators and air conditioners...

Pair of Italian wicker egg chairs, 1960s

Anna Ferrarese Anselmi, from Padua, had brought the professional experience she had with Ettore Sottsass to her city and the family business. Designer and art director of Bieffe and ...

Jonathan De Pas, Donato D'Urbino, Paolo Lomazzi are three Italian designers who, united under the acronym DDL, have been operating in the industrial design sector since 1966. After t...

The Vicario armchair was designed by Vico Magistretti at the end of the 1960s for Artemide. In production from 1970 until the mid-1970s. Made of ABS plastic, this armchair is characterized by fluid shapes and a perfect relationship between design, functionality and comfort. An icon of Italian design in a futuristic style, it was used in the TV series "Spazio 1999" and is currently exhibited in the largest museums in the world including the MoMA and the Metropolitan Museum Of Art in New York and the Musée Des Arts Décoratifs De Montreal in Canada. Ludovico "Vico" Magistretti (Milan, 6 October 1920 - Milan, 19 September 2006) was one of the most important Italian designers, architect and urban planner. His clean and essential design has characterized and inspired the world of creating furniture for the home, office and company throughout the second part of the twentieth century. The legendary Italian lighting company Artemide was founded in the province of Milan in 1959 by the designer and engineer Ernesto Gismondi, born in Sanremo in 1931, and by the designer Sergio Mazza, born in Milan in 1931. As is known, it was the latter who designing the Alfa Lamp...

Set of 4 chairs "Pigreco" tub armchairs in the style of Tobia Scarpa - 70s Unknown design Italian manufacturing Backrest in blond wood and seat in green fabric

Oustanding and rare set of 8 yellow plastic chairs 4875 model, designed by Carlo Bartoli and produced by Kartell 1970s. In Good condition, wear...

FLOS - Foglio, a historic piece from the Flos catalog designed by Tobia Scarpa, is a wall lamp with direct/indirect and partially diffused light with a steel structure. Born in Venic...

The Alanda coffee table, an iconic piece that ushered in the 1980s, is reissued as a tribute to Paolo Piva, the great architect and designer. A highly successful classic and one of t...

Umbrella stand designed by Ettore Sottsass and produced by the Rinnovel Metallurgical Industry in the 70s. Rare and famous object, passed through many important auctions in the secto...

Born in Venice in 1935, Tobia Scarpa is the son of the famous architect Carlo Scarpa. Together with his wife Afra, Tobia began working in the Venini glass factory in Murano in the 19...

Design in the style of Carlo Scarpa Drawn metal structure and glass top Dimensions: Diameter 120 cm - H 74 cm - weight 70 kg CONDITION: very good with small and inevitable signs of a...

This is a very impressive table or floor lamp, model 'Gherpe' made by Superstudio for Poltronova, Italy in 1967. This animal-like table lamp can take on many forms, thanks to its six...

Particularly active during the 1960s and 1970s under the direction of Luciano Vistosi, the Italian glass manufacturer Vistosi is famous for its collaborations with cutting-edge Itali...

Desk designed in the 1960s by Studio BBPR for Olivetti Synthesis. The desk is complete with a five-drawer chest of drawers. Iconic office furniture that holds a prominent place in the history of design. BBPR was the acronym that indicated the group of Italian architects established in 1932 by Gian Luigi...

The Pluvium umbrella stand was designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Anonima Castelli in 1972. It features a rotating stack of six discs on a weighted base. Excellent condition used onl...

Eros is an enveloping armchair, with an organic egg shape, characterized by a refined combination of finishes and a skilful use of colour. Eros is ideal for the home, in the dining r...

Sciangai is a closable coat stand from Zanotta designed in 1973 by De Pas, D'Urbino and Lomazzi, a piece of history of the best Italian design at an international level, inspired by ...

Superb and very rare wall or table adjustable lamp. Clean and current design. Well preserved, it expresses refinement and good taste. Ideal for a read...

"Calotta" ceiling lamp by Elio Martinelli for Martinelli. Steel bars folded and curved compose this beautiful pendant lamp.

Sergio Mazza is an Italian designer born in 1931 in Milan. In 1955 he began his free profession and since 1961 he has been working alongside G. Gramigna in the Smc studio, working in the furniture and industrial design fields. Among the various acknowledgments and prizes received, we recall the mention at the Compasso d'Oro 1960 for the Delta lamp by Artemide and the silver medal for the Italian apartment at the X Triennale in Milan. From 1967 he also began to design for Olivari, signing the Macco handles, up to the Giuliana model, with Gramigna, in 1987. In the publishing field, again with Gramigna, he directed the "Ottagono" magazine from its foundation until 1988. Artemide is a company specialized in the production of lighting accessories (lamps, chandeliers, light points), founded by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza in 1959. The brand has been characterized since the beginning by a great attention to the design that has allowed over the years to win numerous international awards for its products. Among the most prestigious names in Italian design, Artemide is also one of the world's leading companies in high-end residential and professional lighting. Already in 1967 he received his first prize the prestigious Compasso d'Oro for the Eclisse lamp, designed by Vico Magistretti. This award is followed by many others, nationally and internationally, making Artemide one of the symbolic companies in the design lamp sector. In 1996 Artemide made its own a new manifesto, in which it still identifies itself today: with the motto "The Human Light...

Pendant lamp “Delta” by Sergio Mazza for Artemide 60s, 70s.  Sergio Mazza is an Italian designer born in 1931 in Milan. In 1955 he began his free profession and since 1961 he ha...

Functional and aesthetically beautiful, this composition of 3 chromed steel stems with 2 spirals at the ends fits perfectly between the attics of normal homes. this composition calle...

Adjustable Sistema Flu Lamp by Rodolfo Bonetto for Luci 80s Floor lamp mod. Sistema Flu with triangular base in black plastic. The two neo lights are adjustable and have a cylindr...

Elio Martinelli was born on November 19, 1922. After a childhood and adolescence spent in Lucca, he undertook scenography studies in Florence where he graduated. Taking over the fami...

Astonishing living room set, composed by a loveseat, 2 armchairs and a circular coffee table, designed by the architect Marco Zanuso and manufactured by Poltronova in 60s. The light...

Nordic-Scandinavian-style stripes bookcase from the 1960s. Scandinavian design in teak and metal. Shelf with mini chest of drawers. Essential, ...

Set of 2 aster chairs by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti - ‘50'60 Augusto Bozzi (1924 - 1982) The name of the designer Augusto Bozzi is linked to that of S...

Square walnut table model 781 by Vico Magistretti for Cassina 60s , 70s. Superb table in solid walnut, top in dark brown aniline. Cassina Spa is ...

Exceptional Saratoga set designed by Massimo and Lella Vignella, produced by Poltronova, Italy 1960s. A beautiful living room set composed of two sofas (three-seater/two-seater) and...

A mix of style refinement and elegance for this two-shelf food trolley designed by Ico Parisi for Stildomous in the 1960s. Wooden and parts in nickel-plated brass. Signed under the s...

Stunning and unique coffee table made by Stil Keramos, Padova Italy in 1960s. A decorated ceramic top laid on a black metal vernished frame. Note the refinement of the wooden feet ...

Scornice mirror designed by Nanda Vigo for Glas Italia is a series of mirrors with frame motifs and satin decorations on the transparent surface that repeat the reflections of the glass. Fernanda Enrica Leonia Vigo, known as Nanda Vigo, was an Italian designer. Nanda Vigo, Mitteleuropean born in MILAN, artistic high school in MILAN, graduated from the Institute Politecnique of Lausanne, tryng in S.Francisco. From 1959 she began to exhibit her works in galleries and museums, in Europe and in Italy (more than 500 collective and personal exhibitions). She has been part of the Zero Group...

2 Celestina chairs by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta, 1978, 1990s. Famous leather folding chairs with a high quality finish. Marco Zanuso (Milan, May 14, 19...