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Antella console table designed by Kazuhide Takahama
04/09/2026

Antella console table designed by Kazuhide Takahama

6 chairs kab Cassina from the most important house i ever saw
31/08/2026

6 chairs kab Cassina from the most important house i ever saw

Tobia Scarpa — “Fantasma” Floor Lamp for Flos, 1961An exceptional example of Tobia Scarpa’s celebrated Fantasma floor la...
21/08/2026

Tobia Scarpa — “Fantasma” Floor Lamp for Flos, 1961

An exceptional example of Tobia Scarpa’s celebrated Fantasma floor lamp, designed in 1961 for Flos and among the most sculptural expressions of post-war Italian lighting.

Its extraordinary vertical silhouette is formed by a slender internal steel structure enveloped in the revolutionary Cocoon sprayed resin, creating an almost architectural presence — somewhere between sculpture, light and organic form.

What makes this particular example especially compelling is its superb original patina. The Cocoon surface has matured naturally over the decades into a beautifully warm, parchment-like tone, displaying the subtle variations and translucency that only genuine age can produce. Rather than diminishing the piece, this remarkable patination gives it exceptional depth and character, and bears witness to more than sixty years of history.

Tobia Scarpa (Venice, 1935), son of the great Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa, is one of the defining figures of twentieth-century Italian design. Working both independently and alongside his wife Afra Scarpa, he created furniture, interiors and lighting for many of Italy’s most distinguished manufacturers, including Flos, B&B Italia, Cassina and Molteni. His work is characterised by an extraordinary understanding of materials, construction and proportion, combining the rigour of architecture with an unmistakably Italian sensuality.

Fantasma remains one of his most radical and recognisable designs: an illuminated sculpture rather than simply a lamp, and an enduring icon of the golden age of Italian design.

Sormani – Rare Italian Lounge Suite in Rosewood & Burgundy Leather, Italy, c.1970sA striking and architecturally compose...
22/07/2026

Sormani – Rare Italian Lounge Suite in Rosewood & Burgundy Leather, Italy, c.1970s
A striking and architecturally composed lounge suite by Sormani, crafted in luxurious Brazilian rosewood (palissandro) and upholstered in its original deep burgundy leather. The sculptural timber frame, with its bold cantilevered profile and elegant arched supports, perfectly reflects the refined sophistication of Italian design during the 1970s.
The generously proportioned three-seat sofa and matching armchairs combine exceptional comfort with timeless aesthetics. Beautifully matured leather displays a rich patina acquired over decades, enhancing the authenticity and character expected by discerning collectors. The warm rosewood grain provides a dramatic contrast to the sumptuous upholstery, resulting in a piece equally suited to an important private residence or a carefully curated interior.
An increasingly scarce and highly desirable ensemble from one of Italy's most respected manufacturers, offering understated luxury, impeccable craftsmanship and enduring investment appeal.

exceptional complete Artona living room suite by Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto, comprising the rare three-seat sofa, a matchi...
17/07/2026

exceptional complete Artona living room suite by Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto, comprising the rare three-seat sofa, a matching pair of generous lounge armchairs, and the original coffee table. A beautifully balanced ensemble where sculptural solid wood frames meet refined proportions and timeless Italian craftsmanship. An increasingly elusive opportunity to acquire the set in its entirety.

Morna Bed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Molteni, Italy, 1972A masterwork of Italian design from the golden age of modernism...
19/06/2026

Morna Bed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Molteni, Italy, 1972
A masterwork of Italian design from the golden age of modernism, the Morna bed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Molteni stands among the most sophisticated bedroom creations of the 1970s. Architectural in conception yet remarkably inviting, it exemplifies the Scarpas' unique ability to unite rigorous geometry with exceptional comfort.
Defined by its expansive low-profile frame, integrated bedside platforms and distinctive cylindrical leather cushions, the design blurs the boundary between furniture and architecture. Every element has been carefully considered, creating a harmonious composition that feels both monumental and effortlessly refined.
Crafted in richly toned wood with exquisite attention to detail, the Morna reflects the intellectual elegance that made Afra and Tobia Scarpa among the most influential figures in post-war Italian design. Its restrained lines and sculptural presence remain strikingly contemporary more than five decades after its introduction.
Highly sought after by collectors and design connoisseurs, the Morna is far more than a bed; it is a landmark piece of twentieth-century Italian design history, perfectly suited to the most discerning interiors.

BBPR for Olivetti – “Spazio” Modular Bookcase, Italy, 1950sAn exceptionally refined example from the iconic Spazio serie...
17/06/2026

BBPR for Olivetti – “Spazio” Modular Bookcase, Italy, 1950s
An exceptionally refined example from the iconic Spazio series designed by BBPR for Olivetti, embodying the intellectual elegance and architectural rigour that defined post-war Italian design at its finest.
Constructed in lacquered steel, the composition combines adjustable shelving with an integrated storage cabinet, creating a harmonious balance between utility and visual lightness. The slender uprights, delicate cross-bracing and sculptural metal panels reveal the unmistakable influence of architectural thinking, transforming a functional storage system into a sophisticated interior statement.
Conceived for executive offices and cultured private residences, the Spazio programme represented Olivetti's visionary commitment to modern living, where technological progress, craftsmanship and aesthetic excellence coexisted seamlessly.
Today, surviving examples are increasingly sought after by discerning collectors, architects and connoisseurs of twentieth-century design, celebrated for their timeless proportions, historical significance and enduring versatility.

A refined set of six “Superleggera” chairs designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Cassina, among the purest expressions o...
23/05/2026

A refined set of six “Superleggera” chairs designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Cassina, among the purest expressions of post-war Italian modernism.
Originally inspired by the traditional Chiavari chair, Ponti reduced the form to its absolute essence: impossibly slender lines, remarkable structural strength, and extraordinary lightness. The iconic black lacquered frames are paired with their original hand-woven cane seats, beautifully aged with an elegant and authentic patina acquired over decades.
Their restrained architectural silhouette allows them to sit effortlessly within both sophisticated contemporary interiors and historically important design collections. A timeless embodiment of Italian intelligence, proportion, and craftsmanship.

AFIS LIGHTSomalia, 1954During the decade of the Italian Trusteeship Administration of Somalia (AFIS, 1950–1960), a group...
12/05/2026

AFIS LIGHT
Somalia, 1954
During the decade of the Italian Trusteeship Administration of Somalia (AFIS, 1950–1960), a group of Italian architects and engineers were called to Mogadishu to help rebuild a country and prepare it for independence.
Among them was architect Lorenzo Bartoli, who believed that modernity could – and should – respect the land, its materials, and its people.
In his spare time, he experimented with local materials and essential forms, seeking a dialogue between Italian design and African identity.
This lamp, a rare prototype from 1954, was born from that vision. The arm is crafted from a genuine antelope horn, found in the Somali countryside, shaped with respect and skill by local craftsmen. The structure is minimal: black lacquered brass, three lines in balance, like a sketch in space.
AFIS Light is more than a lamp. It is a symbol of a complex season in history – a time of rebuilding, encounter, and transformation.

striking Italian Futurist desk, crafted circa 1925 in richly figured walnut, embodying the bold geometric language and f...
27/03/2026

striking Italian Futurist desk, crafted circa 1925 in richly figured walnut, embodying the bold geometric language and forward-thinking spirit of the early 20th century avant-garde.
The composition is defined by its architectural asymmetry: a cantilevered top floating above a sculptural support, paired with twin drawer pedestals that lend both visual balance and practical function. The interplay of solid volumes and open voids—most notably the distinctive cut-out detail—speaks to a dynamic exploration of space and form, characteristic of the Futurist movement’s fascination with movement, modernity, and industrial progress.
The walnut veneer, with its warm, honeyed tone and expressive grain, enhances the sculptural quality of the piece, while the original hardware and patina bear witness to its authenticity and age. A rare and compelling example of early Italian modernism, this desk stands as both a functional object and a statement of artistic intent—equally suited to a refined interior or a collector’s curated environment.

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