a pair of brutalistic brass table lamps by angelo brotto, italy, 1960s

this cool and elegant „cidonio“ dining table was designed by driade co-founder antonia astori for cidue italy in 1968. the round crystal glass top is supported by an equally round b...

Set of two small chairs and a table by Charles Dudouyt, probably 1940s, solid oak, seats in rye straw, reupholstered after the original. Measures: Chairs: height: 64 cm, seat height...

luxury at a second glance. italian designer aldo tura (1909 – 1963) is known for his equally idiosyncratic and glamorous surface finishes in lacquered goatskin. a few years ago ‚mo...

Set of six tripod stools which can also used as side tables. From Italy, with a lovely patina.

postmodernism actually became famous for the rediscovery of joy in design, playfulness, fun and, yes: decoration. but there is also the very straightforward honesty, as seen in these...

„oh, how cute!“ – if you’re a disney fan, these objects may make your heart beat faster. but they are more than just early disney licensed products: they are rare pieces of postmodern design history. designer pierre colleu, born in 1948, studied product design at the ‚ecole des arts appliqués à l’industrie‘ in paris. he founded his own studio (find out more below), worked as an expert in the usage of new materials in design, architecture and the building industry overall and was responsible for the development of new products at the ‚institut des arts et techniques des polymeres‘. he presented innovative ideas on television, took part in exhibitions from las vegas to beijing and was awarded with innovation and design prizes, from water treatment to renewable energy. his company, ‚groupe impact design‘, „has made it its mission to develop furniture for the 21st century: furniture for living, furniture for dreaming, furniture that makes life easier and more pleasant. it has developed resources modelled on those of the automotive industry: a research and product simulation centre, a machining centre for prototypes in various materials, the production of complex tools, the development of new techniques and a research department for intelligent furniture.“ as a true innovator pierre colleu designed futuristic vehicles, lightweight bioclimatic houses, fiberglass chairs, rolling furniture – most of it really experimental and avantgarde. and also some fun objects, like furniture in the shape of cartoon characters. these unique disney licensed objects were produced by starform in the eighties in small series. the cabinets forms mickey’s „square body“ with four drawers each, sitting on yellow „feet“. the heads on top are pretty realistic in its character, arms and hands are added, the left hands holds a platter ideal for your wallet, key and sunglasses (or your kids...

PAIR of "MARGOT" Table lamps designed by Angelo Brotto. Italy, ESPERIA, 1960s. Brass base with walnut stem, on which four cast bronze plates are applied showing remarkable sculptura...

Pair of 1960s Brass Clamshell Table Lamp by Angelo Brotto Executed in a series of concentric brass circles with a single bulb functioning as the 'pearl' in the middle of the lamp. A ...

Mid century Italian globe table lamp by Angelo Brotto - Murano 1960s.

Pair of lamps by Angelo Brotto.

Brass "Herod" table lamp, Angelo Brotto Dimensions: 50 x 50 x 86.5cm Materials: Brass, metal Table lamp with a large base-sculpture in cast brass. The sphere at the base was ori...

Bronze lamps with opaline shade.