Willy Rizzo Style Modern Chrome Tubular Stacked Cocktail Table, France

1970s Space Age chrome tubular steel coffee table with 8 layers of chromed metal tubes and a thick slightly smoked glass on top. In the style of Paul Mayen. Height: 16 in, Width: 43...

This beautifully restored Paul Frankl-inspired stack rattan coffee/cocktail table in the style made famous by Paul Frankl. It features a solid mahogany top that showcases natural dimensional wood grain lines with a deep finish. Paired with a rattan-stacked base, this table seamlessly blends sophisticated Modernist principles with Hawaiian charm...

Paul T. Frankl inspired, 1940s rattan coffee/corner table with wonderful stacked base, stylized cut-out slat sides, and a beautiful dark stained mahogany top. Restored to new for y...

Vintage 1940s restored Paul Frankl "surfboard" shaped coffee table. Also known as "amoeba" or "kidney" shaped, featuring stacked rattan legs. Dimensions: Height: 16" Length: 13.5" ...

Willy Rizzo Style Chrome and Brass Coffee Table, Belgo Chrom, 1970s A glamorous and substantial 1970s coffee table in the style of Willy Rizzo, attributed to Belgian maker Belgo Chr...

Rare coffee table from Italy in the style of Willy Rizzo. This piece is made of chromed steel with the top and lower shelf of smoked glass. The piece features brass trim throughout. ...

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...

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...