Italian Benches

An Italian designed bench upholstered in strawberry red fabric and brass base. Circa 1980s.

An Italian designed bench upholstered in black fabric and brass base. Circa 1980s.

Mid-Century Modern Italian Cognac Leather Bench, 1980s.

Mid-Century Modern Italian Cognac Leather Bench, 1980s.

Wooden bench attributed to the RIVA 1920s studio from the 1980s. The bench is made from unique blocks and is characterised by a sculptural design that plays with the typical outsize of Pop art. Made of two blocks, one in concave metal and the other in wood. Joined together by the red lacquered iron spring. The object thus takes on a double life: the first is that of a large seat designed for large indoor and outdoor spaces; the second is that of a powerful sculptural element, capable of defining the identity of the surrounding space. However, the enlarged MOLLETTA is also a tribute to the simple and anonymous design that has always silently shared our daily domestic life. The aesthetic strength of this MOLLETTA owes much to the skilful woodworking that Riva 1920 has in its tradition. In this seat in particular, the working of the oblique cuts enhances the grain and nuances of the wood, creating almost a virtual texture that covers the object entirely. It is a pop element that can lend a fun and friendly air to any room. Practical and refined thanks to its simple and well-defined shapes, it is perfect when inserted in a modern interior design to which one wishes to give a touch of originality. From an IDEA of the Baldessari e Baldessari architecture and design studio, by Giulio, Paolo and Michela Baldessari, the Molletta bench...

Very particular design and character for a large pouf in wood and white fabric. The pouf has a very elegant design, it is upholstered along its entire perimeter and therefore can be ...

A pair of lattice back benches in the Secessionist manner originally designed in 1904 by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for the Willow Tea Rooms of Glasgow, Scotland These authorized repr...

Reupholstered in white bouclé.

Bruno Rota designed this sofa in 1982. Made of red fabric and a metal base, it captivates with its lightness. This is where the name "Cabriolet" comes from. You can easily take down ...

‘Nastro di Gala’ bench designed by Agenore Fabbri and manufactured by Tecno. Structure made of folded enamelled steel. Lower right side with metal label with manufacturer's logo and...

The minimalist LC9 stool is a classic and timeless design by Charlotte Perriand in 1927 and is now being produced by Cassina. Relaunched by Cassina in 1973/2014. Manufactured by Cass...

A set of two Clizia seats, blue veined white marble designed by Angelo Mangiarotti and produced by Skipper in 1980.