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12/02/2026

10/02/2026

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A striking balance between restraint and ornament defines this bed designed by Luciano Frigerio in the 1970s.
The lacquered metal structure reveals a rational, architectural clarity, while the brass headboard introduces a luminous decorative presence — an intricate composition that captures Frigerio’s ability to merge sculpture with function.
Elegant yet assertive, the piece reflects a moment in Italian design when material contrast became a language of sophistication, pairing industrial precision with artisanal richness.

09/02/2026

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Sculptural yet rigorously architectural, this dining table designed by Franco Poli for Bernini in the 1970s embodies the quiet sophistication of Italian modernism.
A structure defined by precision joinery and intersecting solid wood elements supports a floating glass top, creating a refined dialogue between weight and transparency. Every angle reveals the designer’s attention to proportion — where technical mastery becomes visual lightness.
More than a table, it is a statement of balance: craftsmanship, clarity, and timeless restraint.

06/02/2026

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Designed by Piero De Longhi for Ibis in the 1970s, this floor lamp unfolds like a flower reaching toward the light. The slender green stem rises from a solid travertine base, while three petal-shaped diffusers softly filter the glow, creating an intimate and sophisticated mood.
Sculptural, poetic, unmistakably Italian.
2 items available.

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16/12/2025

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The "Scuderia" sideboard, designed by Carlo Scarpa for Bernini in the 1970s, is a rare and refined example of Italian design, fully reflecting Scarpa's approach: formal rigor, meticulous attention to detail, and a deep respect for materials. Crafted in cherry wood, with a structure combining solid wood and cherry-veneered panels, the piece features a modular composition articulated through solid volumes and voids, hinged doors, and carefully organized interior compartments with shelves and drawers.
Rounded side elements, visible joints, and discreet hardware reveal an intellectual and highly crafted design, where function and expression coexist seamlessly. A significant and sculptural sideboard, capable of complementing both contemporary interiors and more classic settings. An emblematic work of 1970s Italian design by one of its most influential figures.

05/12/2025

Designed by Joe Colombo for Oluce in the 1960s, this "Spider" clamp-on table lamp embodies his functional and essential approach to lighting. The red enameled metal head slides along the chromed stem, allowing precise light orientation.

02/12/2025

A modular Italian sideboard from the late '60s, designed by Ampelio Piarotto. Clean lines, walnut tones, and deep green laminate create a timeless contrast. Metal corner joints highlight its architectural structure, while the modular system keeps the design light, functional, and endlessly versatile. A quiet icon of Italian mid-century craftsmanship.

15/10/2025

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A perfect snapshot of Joe Colombo's futuristic vision modular, playful, and radically human. From the Spider and Coupé lamps to the T14 system storage units, every piece embodies his idea of living as a dynamic system. Design that moves, adapts, and anticipates tomorrow.

15/05/2025

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Pair of Italian-made directional wall lamps produced by Artemide in the 1970s based on a design by Enzo Mari.
Wall support in black painted metal and plastic.
Stem in burnished metal with pins and lever to adjust the direction.
Lamp body in aluminum.
Diffuser in white plastic.
Good general condition, small signs of use.

Dimensions: Diameter 38 cm - Depth 36 cm

07/05/2025

Modular sofa produced by B&B Italia in the 1960s designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa.
3 modules, 2 of which with side armrest.
Polyurethane structure with metal support.
Seat and backrest made of removable cushions.
Hazelnut-colored fabric with brown geometric pattern in relief.
Plastic feet. Metal hooks to join the modules.
Excellent general condition.

Dimensions: Length 300 cm - Depth 100 cm - Height 70 cm - Seat height 40 cm

06/05/2025

Modular sofa produced by C&B Italia (later B&B) in the 1960s designed by Mario Bellini.
Reinforced polyester structure in white.
Black rubber ball feet.
Padding consisting of three cushions lined in green velvet with stitching.
Structure and padding in good condition, fabric with some tears on the back cushions.

Dimensions: Length 80 cm - Depth 80 cm - Height 68 cm - Seat height 40 cm

05/05/2025

Pair of armchairs of Italian manufacture produced in the 1960s.
Frame in curved plywood painted white.
Feet in turned wood painted white.
Seat padded and lined in yellow fabric.
Cushions with stitching, padded and lined with floral fabric.
Good general condition, some paint losses on the frame.

Dimensions: Length 62 cm - Depth 80 cm - Height 60.5 cm - Seat height 40 cm