Osvaldo Borsani & Eugenio Gerli Desk with Leather Inlay T333 Tecno

Writing desk by Florence Knoll model 872 Steel frame chromed, top wood lacquered white with two drawers. Florence Marguerite Knoll Basset was one of the most renowned US design...

Knoll International complete office by Warren Platner desk + sideboards Desk: frame steel columns with special cast iron foot brackets chrome-plated...

Desk by the German architect Egon Eiermann for Herman Miller, 1968 commissionned by the german Bundestag in a small series of 400 tables.   

Desk by the German architect Egon Eiermann for Herman Miller, 1968 commissionned by the german Bundestag in a small series of tables.  

A rare piece of furniture, designed in a small number of pieces for the German government by architect 'Egon Eiermann', which, incomprehensibly, never received adequate attention and recognition, on the art and design market! The standing desk is a unique furniture design that, beyond its functionality, is extremely beautiful and, in combination with the high-quality materials, is an obvious, atmospheric and practical enrichment, both in the public and especially in the private sphere. In short, a masterpiece of furniture design! The piece of furniture was designed in 1968 by the German architect Egon Eiermann and produced in a very small series by Gustav Veith in Freiburg. The frame, standing on four black lacquered plate feet, is made of grey lacquered square steel, on which the wooden corpus, veneered in walnut, is mounted. The hinged writing tray...

Dining or conference chair by the German Achritect Eugen Schmidt, produced by ES-Eugen Schmidt Darmstadt 1965. Chromed metal frame, seat and back plywood bent dark stained, upholster...

Impressive desk by Eugenio Gerli and Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno SpA, designed in 1975 by Eugenio Gerli and Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno SpA Italy. It is made ...

Impressive desk by Eugenio Gerli and Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno SpA, designed in 1975 by Eugenio Gerli and Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno SpA Italy. It is made ...

Mid-Century Modern T333 Desk by Oslvado Borsani and Eugenio Gerli for Tecno, Italy, 1975

Model T333 desk produced in 1975 from a design by Osvaldo Borsani and Eugenio Geri and manufctured by Tecno. The top is black lacquered walnut with an inset area of black leather. There are two minimal slim drawers, perfect for storage of pens etc and polished cast aluminium legs. with black trim. Manufacturer's label to side. This large and impressive desk with its minimal, sophisticated design would work well in both a modern or contemporary home. Literature: Giam Piero Bosoni, T Tecno L'eleganza discreta della tecnico, was established in 1953 the twin brothers Osvaldo and Fulgenzio Borsani with the goal of developing their father’s furniture company, Arredamenti Borsani, using the industrial process for the manufacturing of modern furniture. The history of the company goes back to the early 1920s, when woodworker and upholsterer Gaetano Borsani founded Atelier Borsani Varedo (later called Arredamenti Borsani Varedo) in Varedo, Italy. In spite of Arredamenti Borsani’s traditional approach, Osvaldo, designed the modernist Casa Minima furniture collection, while still attending architecture school at Accademia di Brera, and he won the silver medal at the V Triennale di Milano in 1933. Osvaldo’s ongoing involvement at the atelier continued to grow as he designed and built modernist furniture for the wealthy Milanese society. In 1954, a year after Tecno’s founding, the company unveiled its first factory-produced collection of sofas, chairs and tables and received accolades at the X Triennale di Milano. That same year, Osvaldo created the adjustable D70 sofa bed, which became an instant commercial success, and in 1956 he launched the P40 lounge chair, an adjustable reclining chair...

A classic of Italian design from the 1960s. Round table model T69 with wood top, rare, production Tecno designers Osvaldo Borsani & Eugenio Gerli. The particularity of T69 is the str...

A classic and rare, circa 1950s Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno desk with teak top.