Unique Heroic Structure Tower by Michele De Lucchi and His Chainsaw, 2006

Reni Schaschl (1895 -1979) was an Austrian artist who worked across many disciplines - glass, textiles, graphics, and especially ceramics. She was an early member of the Weiner Werst...

A very rare pair of Gaetano Pesce resin invitations each of which is shaped like a fish. Wildly divergent in their shapes and demeanor, they complement each other well as Pesce celeb...

We've shown you the oldest of the Pesce resin invitations and now here's one of the newest: Fish In Australia. Created in the shape of that faraway continent, this largely red and ye...

Maarten Baas (1978) is a Dutch designer and a graduate of the famed Design Academy Eindhoven (2002). He is of the generation that followed immediately after the breakthrough 1993 landmark exhibition in Milan - Droog Design.- an assemblage of work produced by independent Dutch design studios working throughout the Netherlands. Addressing mostly ordinary domestic articles so intelligently and aesthetically re-thought and re=worked. that they reverberated throughout all of Art and Design, Maarten Baas was influenced greatly by the fresh and imaginative free-thinking which was taught at the school. Today Baas is considered one of the most influential designers working across multiple disciplines, deviating from conventional art processes while working with conventional art materials such as clay, metal, wood, and video. Baas is known for his conceptual, metaphorical, and most often amusing results which trigger the viewer to reconsider their own ambivalence toward the material world. This chair was commissioned by MOSS gallery in New York in 2004 and was offered as part of a solo exhibition called Where There's Smoke...

Italian artist of great renown, Paolo De Poli ( b.1905, d.1996) is most celebrated today for his brilliant work executed in enameled copper, a craft-oriented art in which he collaborated with a number of noted architects, arguably first among them being Gio Ponti, whose Pirelli Building (1956) located in Milan is described by noted Italian art historian, Germano Celant...

The Perignem and Amphora workshops, both near Bruge, Belgium, were the center of modern Flemish ceramics in the 50s and 60s. Perignem was founded in 1947 by ceramic artists Rogier an...

Marble centerpiece "Kandla" designed by Michele de Lucchi. Size: cm. Ø 26 x 21 H. Materials: Nero Del belgio – Nero Marquina – Onice Verde Designed by: Michele de Lucchi.   

'Sholapur' sculpture vase / centerpiece Michele de Lucchi for Up & Up, Carrara Italy, 1985 Postmodern Marble sculpture centerpiece. Composed of several geometric elements resting on a large marble disc, this abstract sculpture is an iconic decorative piece of highest quality and artistic value. Carrara Marble, Portoro Marble, Green Alpi Marble...

This vase represents the beginning of a new design era for De Lucchi beyond Memphis. This new beginning is best illustrated by inadvertedly abandoning all the critical features of wh...

The Celery serving plate was originally designed by Michele De Lucchi in 1985. Michele De Lucchi was born in 1951 in Ferrara and graduated in architecture in Florence during the period of radical and experimental architecture he was a prominent figure in movements like Cavart, Alchymia and Memphis. His architectural designs have been mainly for office buildings in Japan, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. He has taken care of numerous art and design exhibitions and has planned buildings for museums as Triennale di Milano, Palazzo delle Esposizioni di Roma and Neues Museum...

Marble sculpture centerpiece designed by Arch. Michele De Lucchi. Size: cm. 55 x 27 x 46 H Materials: Bianco Carrara + Verde Alpi + Nero del Belgio + Nero Portoro + Nero Marquina. De...

Marble sculpture centerpiece "Sholapur" designed by Arch. Michele De Lucchi. Size: cm. 55 x 27 x 46 H. Materials: Bianco Carrara + Verde Alpi + Nero del Belgio + Nero Portoro + Nero ...