JOAQUIM Marble Side Table by Tacchini

PLINTO “C” COFFEE TABLE design Pio e Tito Toso The Plinto coffee table offers a convenient support for placing small items that you may need when spending time outdoors. The stem wi...

EMMA Coffee table by Monica Armani Manuacturer: Varaschin With its light and slender design, the Emma coffee table fits best in any outdoor environment from the garden to the terra...

Miller Side Table by Claudio Cappellini For many years, our company has been glad to cooperate with the Masters of glass art in the Venice area. Miller collection of coffee tables is...

Gian Low Table Designed by Studiopepe Iinspired by the iconic windows of the Lina Bo Bardi building — SESC Pompeia. The tables explore contrasts in materials and colors, with a fasci...

The softness of Brazilian furniture design between the 1940s and 1960s in the modernist architecture of Niemeyer, Costa, Vilanova Artigas and Bo Bardi...

This side table, with its profoundly valuable and emblematic design, embodies principles of creative recycling and environmental consciousness, drawing inspiration from the incompar...

Attico’s salient feature is the original central three-legged base with rounded corners, typical of the Milanese designer, made of cast aluminum with a Pewter finish, which can be us...

Mid-Century Modern Melchiorre Bega side table with a Carrera marble top, laquered wood pedestal and a four spoke base in brass. Italy. mid-20th century, circa 1950 Melchiorre Bega (1898-1976) was trained as an architect and later became a designer. He is known for his well-detailed functionalist, modern designs. Bega rejected the Art Deco style that prevailed during this time. He believed that many small elements would make a perfect whole, his style can therefore be seen as a graceful functionalism. For this reason, Bega worked with specialized craftsmen only. His style developed from the needs of human beings. In his early career, he focused on the renovation of old buildings. From 1923 onwards, Bega designed and co-managed a production factory that was founded by his father Vittorio around 1900. During the beginning of the 1940s Bega was the editor of the famous Domus magazine. Later in life he was the architect of many grand projects such as the Axel Springer...