Willy Rizzo, extraordinary low table composed of two lacquered woode

COD-2687 Two sets of coffee tables each composed of three modules in stained wood with arched legs and slatted tops. Manufactured by Triconfort, France, ca. 1955.

COD-1439 George Nelson Pair of low tables with curved iron structure and glass top resting on small colored spheres. UK manufacture, 1950s.

COD-2273 Elegant low table in mahogany with nice thin legs and brass tips. Black opaline glass on top. Italian manufacture, 1950's 140x38xh38 cm

Romeo Rega (1925-1984) Large low brass table with travertine applications and two tempered and ground glass shelves. Romeo Rega Manufacture, Rome, It...

Willy Rizzo 2-tier rectangular coffee table or side sofa, model Flaminia.

This stunning square coffee table is guaranteed to be the focus of attention when you entertain guests in your living room. Following the glamorous mid-century look of other classic ...

Rizzo loved the simplicity and purity of Rationalism and was heavily inspired by the Bauhaus aesthetic. Informed by his photographer’s eye, he sought visual harmony of shapes and materials. His designs were meant to look contemporary and fit anywhere, even an ancient Roman palazzo, and stand comparison with an artwork. More than mixing old and new, it was about the overall feel of harmony. Favouring high quality materials and straightforward lines, Willy Rizzo had his designs handcrafted in a Roman workshop run by a family of skilled artisans. Fifty years later, the furniture pieces are still made in the same workshop with the same extra-care and skill. ‘I created this table in 1975 for Otto Preminger's villa in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat.’ TQ - FRANCIA Table basse carrée...

Rizzo loved the simplicity and purity of Rationalism and was heavily inspired by the Bauhaus aesthetic. Informed by his photographer’s eye, he sought visual harmony of shapes and materials. His designs were meant to look contemporary and fit anywhere, even an ancient Roman palazzo, and stand comparison with an artwork. More than mixing old and new, it was about the overall feel of harmony. Favouring high quality materials and straightforward lines, Willy Rizzo had his designs handcrafted in a Roman workshop run by a family of skilled artisans. Fifty years later, the furniture pieces are still made in the same workshop with the same extra-care and skill. TABLE SCULPTURE Table basse rectangulaire. Plateau en verre, posé sur un piètement sculpté en travertin brut. cm. 75 X 135 h 41 Rectangular coffee table with glass tray...