Broadway Chairs by Gaetano Pesce
Sold at Wright for $23,940.
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Bridge Altay by Patricia Urquiola
Bridge Altay by Patricia Urquiola
The Altay collection for Coedition proposes an armchair, a sofa and side tables, with pure and geometrical lines. It is characterized by strong, marked features, between tradition and modernity. The line characterized by a solid beech frame, in natural varnish or black gloss finish. Seating is covered with noble-textured materials, simple but with aesthetical visuals, like Mongolian goatskin (black or white) or black full-grain leather.
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Sofa Serpentone by Cini Boeri
Sofa Serpentone by Cini Boeri
I took this photo September 24, 2011 in the Milan Triennale Design Museum
Cini Boeri
Milano 1924 – 9 September 2020
She got her degree at Politecnico in Milan in 1951 and started her independent professional activity in 1963 (after a period of collaboration with Marco Zanuso), working in architecture and design fields. She designed houses, apartments and shops, both in Italy and abroad, paying particular attention to the study of the functionality of the space in smaller houses and to the psychological relationships between man and environment. In the area of industrial design, she concerned herself with furnishing elements and components for the building trade.
Different examples of her achievements can be found in museums and international exhibitions and she awarded many prizes, among which, in 1979, a Compasso d’Oro. She lectured at the Architecture faculty of Politecnico in Milan and conferences in the universities of various cities in the world. She published, among others, “The human sizes of house” (Milan, 1980).
via Arflex
Milan Triennale Design Museum – 18
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Bike-Chair Concoction
Bike-Chair Concoction
I don’t know the purpose of this concoction (as in “a curious mixture of things”). Hulpwheels for biking maybe?
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Armchair by Italo Rota and Alessandro Pedretti
Armchair by Italo Rota and Alessandro Pedretti
I found this chair in the 20ieth Century Museum in Milan in 2011. Via pinterest I learned it was a design of Italo Rota and Alessandro Pedretti.
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