1970s Italian Sistema 61 Sofa Design by Giancarlo Piretti for Anonima Castelli

Pair of 1950s Italian design armchairs . Design attributed to Lenzi These sculptural and comphortable pair of armchairs have been recently re-upholstered in a luxurious light brown ...

A pair of vintage 1950s armchairs Italian design. Light blue fabric upholstery tapered brown wood legs. Early Marco Zanuso " Lady Chair "

1950s Italian design rectangular coffee table features a glass structure held together by brass metal frame. The design is attributed to Luigi Brusotti for Fontana Arte.

An elegant 1930s Purple satin upholstery Chaise de lounge sofa, black ebony wooden feet. Italian design

Modular Sofa " Sistema 61" by Giancarlo Piretti, Italy, 1970s Dimensions on the listing are for one of the possible configurations. This sofa is modular. Dimensions : 62*62*38.5h...

Mid-Century Modern Modular Three-Seater Fiandra Sofa by Vico Magistretti, Cassina, Italy, 1970 - Original Fabric

Italian midcentury modular sofa Novemila by Tito Agnoli for Arflex, 1969 Modular sofa mod. Novemila composed of 5 modules entirely padded and co...

Rare Sculptural sofa by Edoardo Landi for Nikol Internazionale, Italy 1971 With this sofa you not only get comfort in your home, but also a great work of Art. The sofa creates a shell-like environment that cocoons the sitter. With your own imagination, the sofa can be set up in different ways. This sofa would look beautiful in a Mohair or bouclé Fabric Each sofa is 230 cm in length, 100cm width, the hight is 60cm, seat height 35cm. When setup like a corner 230cmx330cm Born in Modena in 1937, Italy, Landi studied architecture in Venice and attends the School of Industrial Design in Venice between 1962 and 1964. In 1959, he founds Group N with Alberto Biasi, Manfredo Massironi, Toni Costa and Ennio Chiggio. Landi’s work is based on the use of geometric shapes with programmed inclinations or separations, through which he manages changes in the viewer's perception. The artist develops retinal fatigue and optical illusions in some of his works, causing a closer relationship between the viewer and the work. In 1963, he participates with Grupo N at the IV Biennale Internazionale d'Arte di San Marino, where they receive their first prize. Since 1968, his works have been present in international exhibitions in Rome, Oslo, Tokyo, Budapest, Bologna, Paris, Milan and other cities. Since 1971 he has been interested in graphic design and the use of Industrial objects in interior design. Often this sofa is sold as an Ennio Chiggio sofa but is not from his hand, however the sofa was produced by Nikol wich Chiggio also designed for. They were also both a member of the art movement Gruppo N...