Back to Tables Gianfranco Frattini Rare Rosewood Rolltop Desk for Bernini, Italian Design 1960s Gianfranco Frattini's creations cover a wide variety of furniture and items for domestic life: its rigorouse lines gives spaces the power and solidity of a rational but very creative design. This Rosewood rolltop...
Back to Tables Marco Fantoni Tecno Low Central Table Italian Design, 1960s This low living room table with cantilevered glass on square central support works perfectly to bring you discrete surfaces and hidden spaces for all your needs. The glass top and the aluminum low top are...
Back to Tables Piero Fornasetti Hand-Decorated and Printed Aluminium Tray, Italy, circa 1950 Fornasetti's production is truly vast, during the 20th century, the objects that came out of Fornasetti's design hands have spanned every field of design. This hand-decorated and screen-printed aluminium tray is an exceptional and...
Back to Tables Ico Parisi Table with Straight Walnut Frame and Wooden Supports, circa 1950 The particularity of this extraordinary table lies in the construction of the legs and corners of the top. The uniformity of these joints lies in the space created between the lower central...
Back to Tables NP2, Nerone Patuzzi Low Table with Travertine Frame and Glass Top, circa 1970 The table designed by Nerone Patuzzi is a deeply malleable table despite the apparent rigidity of marble. The possibility to compose and adapt the table to one's own needs, implies a...
Back to Tables Giuseppe Pagano Pogatschnig and Gino Levi-Montalcini Accounting Table circa 1929 The immense accounting table designed by Giuseppe Pagano Pogatshnig and Levi-Montalcini, defined according to basic symmetrical criteria, is both a table deeply functional to the role for which it was created and extremely different....
Back to Tables Vittorio Introini Table with Marble Base and Crystal Top, circa 1980 This table shaped by the simple and cohesive ideas of Vittorio Introini is an absolute example of Italian manufacturing beauty. The large crystal top highlights its expressive and static power, the lathe-worked, polished...
Back to Tables Franco Albini Rare Wood Table Italian Design, circa 1950 The table designed by Albini has unique aesthetic linguistic variations, the shape of the rectangular top is precise and proportioned to the support. The central rectangle in the intermezzo between top and support defines Albini's...
Back to Tables Florence Knoll Table with Chromed Iron Frame and Wooden Top, circa 1951 The Knoll table is composed following alternate chromatic elements. The chrome-plated steel that forms the support is shiny and airy, this allows the top to give importance to the wood that hides...
Back to Tables Acerbis Low Table with Laminated Metal Band and Mirrored Glass Top, circa 1970 Acerbis low table follows a precise idea, combining wood, glass and steel in a unique way. The steel band compresses the lateral perimeter section dividing the top in mirrored glass with...