Ventaglio Coat Rack, Giovanni Pasotto for Tarzia, 1975

Original 1979 design of the elegant uplighter by Gianfranco Frattini. The striking floor lamp radiates with its timeless appearance.

In the late 1950s, Italian artist, sculptor, and furniture designer Harry Bertoia had a revelation. By stretching, bending, and moving metal, his sculptures could create sound. He called them Sonambient and over the next decade he created thousands, each one unique. Late in the 1970s, Harry and his son Val together made Bertoia Sound Sculptures...

This floor lamp by Lorenzo Carmellini and Enrico Tronconi was designed in 1972, and is part of a series called 'I Personaggi’ or “The Characters.’ Constructed of a folded piece of ac...

The Pirellone floor lamp by prolific Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti (1891 – 1979) is a column-like form that emits a warm ambient light. Released in 1967, it stands six fee...

Giovanni Pasotto Ventaglio A red lacquered coat hanger made of seven adjustable and foldable stems on a half spherical base. Produced by Tarzia. Candiolo, Italy. Circa 1975. Liter...

Coat rack "Ventaglio" by Giovanni Pasatto Claustra in sculptural wood Italy Circa 1975 Published by Tarzia Dimensions closed : W34 x D34 x H168 Dimensions open : W158 x H16...

Coat rack "Ventaglio" by Giovanni Pasatto. Sculptural wood claustra Italy Circa 1975 Published by Tarzia Dimensions closed : W 34 x D 34 x H 168 Dimensions open : W 158 x H...

Sculptural, coat stand, room divider, object, design, unique, rare, funky, 1970s Originally designed as a sculptural coat stand, this piece transcends its functional purpose, as its beauty and uniqueness make it far too striking to be hidden beneath clothing. With its bold, artistic form, it becomes an ideal decorative object for any room, whether displayed as a stand-alone statement piece or used to divide a space. Its interesting design and sculptural presence not only serve as a functional item but also elevate the aesthetic of any interior, making it a true conversation starter and a centerpiece in its own right. The Ventaglio is in excellent and original condition. Variable width depending on opening. It has been finished in a satin black lacquer, which creates the ideal depth and definition. Designed by Giovanni Pasotto for Tarzia- Italy, circa 1970s. Check out our Daddy Deco storefront for more mid...