Flabello, sofa design Ugo La Pietra, 1986

Libro armchair designed by Gianni Pareschi, Umberto Orsoni for Gruppo Dam and produced by Gruppo Industriale Busnelli in 1970. A unique piece aimed at collectors and enthusiasts of ...

Topos is a chair designed in 1969 by Gruppo Dam, renowned for its innovative approach to design. The chair is characterized by a sturdy supporting structure made of metal tubing, ele...

The Giulietta chair is a product designed by Franco Poli for Bernini in 2005. The product line is essential, with compact and enveloping proportions for total comfort. The structure,...

"Kentucky" chair by Carlo Scarpa for Bernini, 1977 The Kentucky chair is the result of an extraordinary collaboration between Carlo Scarpa and the Bernini company, and is a perfect ...

This multicolored and adjustable sofa was designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, circa 1980s. This smart and highly desirable Italian design features seats that are upholstered wi...

"Lara” sofa, Renato Toso and Roberto Pamio Stilwood Italy, circa 1970 H. 55 x L. 316 x D. 255 cm Reupholstered in “Steppe” fabric by Bisson Bruneel

Modern 'Veranda' Sofa by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, in Original Fabric, Italy Designed by acclaimed Italian architect Vico Magistretti for Cassina, the Veranda modular sofa is a ...

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...