Radical Italian Design

Iconic and minimalist, the "Small" stool designed by Giorgina Castiglioni, Giorgio Gaviraghi, Aldo Lanza and produced by Valenti perfectly embodies radical Italian design of the 1970s.

Early Edition Pair of Joe Colombo Tube Chairs for Flexform The Tube Chair, designed in 1969 by Joe Colombo for Flexform, is an iconic example of radical Italian design.

He has been featured in articles for the 'Art Daily' and 'Antiques and the Arts Weekly', Radical: Italian Design 1965–1985, Feb, 2020. The most recent article is Radical: Italian Des...

The restrained geometric composition and reflective surfaces strongly embody the radical Italian design language of that period. A sculptural and refined statement piece in excellent...

This iconic piece represents a milestone of 1970s radical Italian design, featuring a fully upholstered construction engineered without any rigid internal support frame.

AEO lounge chair designed by Paolo Deganello, a leading figure of the Italian Radical Design movement.

This piece reflects the radical Italian design spirit of the 1970s, where geometric rigor, daring color contrasts, and bold material use came together to redefine domestic interiors.

A superb brutalist pair of lounge chairs designed by Jonathan De Pas, Donato D’Urbino and Paolo Lomazzi for Poltronova during the golden age of radical Italian design.

A true statement piece for collectors of radical Italian design, this bar cabinet functions as both storage and sculpture, embodying the spirit of 1970s modernism with its sleek prof...

As tall as a human, CACTUS®, initially conceived as an eccentric coat hanger, has become over the years an emblem of radical Italian design. Born from the minds of Guido Drocco and F...

The interplay of linear elements creates shifting geometries depending on the viewpoint, reinforcing its sculptural presence. As part of the radical Italian design movement of the 19...

These iconic armchairs have recently been reupholstered in premium cognac leather and refined beige fabric from the French house Casamance, combining the bold architectural language ...

The Bolla sofa is a powerful example of radical Italian design from the 1970s, distinguished by its enveloping, bubble-like form and deeply channeled upholstery.

The "Valmassoi Conti" pendant lamp for Luci Italy is known as the "L'Amo" ceiling lamp, a striking example of radical Italian design from 1970.

Designed as a seamless fiberglass monoblock, the chair features fluid organic curves and a futuristic silhouette characteristic of the radical Italian design movement of the 1970s.

Manufactured by Zanotta, a key proponent of radical Italian design. This side table is both a collectible and functional work of postmodern art.

An iconic example of radical Italian design, the model embodies the experimental spirit of the decade through its bold, organic form and innovative construction.

Its futuristic geometric shapes, essential but strongly expressive, express the material and formal innovation typical of radical Italian design. Made of white plastic or fiberglass,...

A rare opportunity to own authentic postmodern design by one of Italy’s leading designers, these Icaro wall lights remain a compelling choice for enthusiasts of radical Italian desig...

His work has been exhibited extensively at international venues, including notable showcases at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Triennale Design Museum in Stockholm. Rec...

An expressive and highly collectible postmodern table lamp designed by Andrea Bellosi for Studio Alchimia, the seminal Milanese design collective that redefined radical Italian desig...

A celebrated example of radical Italian design, this sculptural piece combines bold aesthetics with exceptional functionality, effortlessly transforming from a generous lounge sofa i...

An exceptional collectible for enthusiasts of radical Italian design, space-age interiors, and vintage audio equipment.

To our knowledge, this is the only example of this size currently available worldwide, making it an important opportunity for collectors of radical Italian design, modular furniture,...

Its futuristic geometric shapes, essential but strongly expressive, express the material and formal innovation typical of radical Italian design. Made of yellow plastic or fiberglass...

Its visual language — geometric, fluid, and unapologetically modern — epitomizes the radical Italian design of the 1960s. Condition: Very good condition Material: Tubular steel fram...

Ideal as a dining table, studio desk, or gallery piece in a bold contemporary interior. A rare example of radical Italian design, 1980s This piece reflects the influence of designe...

His work has been exhibited extensively at international venues, including notable showcases at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Triennale Design Museum in Stockholm. Rec...

Soriana Lounge Chair by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina Deep Red Leather Lounge Chair on Original Wooden Base. Signed. Designed in 1969 by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina, the S...

The Camaleonda sofa by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia, designed in 1970, is a seminal work of radical Italian design, defined by its fully modular system and soft, sculptural articulat...

From studio apartments to gallery spaces, this piece offers striking visual interest and design credibility. Radical Italian design by Sottsass for Zanotta Sottsass’ Alfiere embodi...

Recently, his work was showcased in the exhibition “Radical: Italian Design 1965-1985, The Dennis Freeman Collection” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, from February 14 to April 2...

The Fiocco chair, designed in 1970 by Gianni Pareschi for the avant-garde design group Archizoom Associati and manufactured by Busnelli, is a striking example of radical Italian desi...

Luigi Sormani chose to produce this advanced concept in his Nucleo division, which focused on experimental Italian design of the 1960s and 1970s. The model has been included in an i...

It has been featured in design retrospectives at the Triennale di Milano and Centre Pompidou and appears in publications documenting radical Italian design of the 1970s.

The most radical Italian design company has just revealed some brand new creations for its fans: miniatures of the Bocca®, Cactus® and Pratone® designed in a 1:8 scale; the new minia...

The most radical Italian design company has just revealed some brand new creations for its fans: miniatures of the Bocca®, Cactus® and Pratone® designed in a 1:8 scale; the new minia...

As if in a fairy tale, the Gufram icons have become smaller and have now turned into Guframini! The most radical Italian design company has just revealed some brand new creations for...

As if in a fairy tale, the Gufram icons have become smaller and have now turned into Guframini! The most radical Italian design company has just revealed some brand new creations for...

As if in a fairy tale, the Gufram icons have become smaller and have now turned into Guframini! The most radical Italian design company has just revealed some brand new creations for...

Teso Table – Italian Radical Design, 1970s Iconic "Teso" table, a remarkable example of Italian Radical Design, the movement that revolutionized the concept of domestic living durin...

The generous volumes, organic curves and low free form silhouette are characteristic of the radical Italian design movement. This fully original set in natural leather brings an elev...

This Quaderna console / table is not merely a piece of furniture, but a rare document of radical Italian design. Its custom configuration, scale, and clear provenance make it a signi...

This chair is a striking example of radical Italian design, combining sculptural elegance with refined comfort.

As if in a fairy tale, the Gufram icons have become smaller and have now turned into Guframini! The most radical Italian design company has just revealed some brand new creations for...

Striking example of Italian Radical design, this red “Orix” desk was created by architects Vittorio Parigi and Nani Prina for Molteni in the early 1970s.

Beyond its aesthetic value, Le Stelle represents a historical document of Italian radical design, where comfort and experimentation coexist in perfect balance.

This extraordinary "Anfibio" three-seater sofa bed, designed in 1970 by Alessandro Becchi alongside the innovative Giovannetti staff, stands as a crowning achievement of Radical Ital...

Iconic and sculptural, the "UP 2000" sofa designed by Gaetano Pesce in the 1970s is a bold example of Italian radical design.

"Gherpe" table lamp by Superstudio for Poltronova The "Gherpe" table lamp by Superstudio for Poltronova, created in the 60s, is a groundbreaking example of Italian Radical Design. ...

Scarce set of 7 Kubirolo modular shelving system by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova. The elements can be positioned in several ways, from full horizontal to vertical, creating differe...

The lamps symbolize the Italian Radical design movement of the 1965-1975 period with its emphasis on alternative lifestyles and a utopian vision.

Recently, his work was showcased in the exhibition “Radical: Italian Design 1965-1985, The Dennis Freeman Collection” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, from February 14 to April 2...

Recently, his work was showcased in the exhibition “Radical: Italian Design 1965-1985, The Dennis Freeman Collection” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, from February 14 to April 2...

Recently, his work was showcased in the exhibition “Radical: Italian Design 1965-1985, The Dennis Freeman Collection” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, from February 14 to April 2...

Campbell Stool Studio Simon Italy, 1973 From the Ultramobile Series Iconic Stool Screenprint on Steel, Upholstery Cushion

Recently, his work was showcased in the exhibition “Radical: Italian Design 1965-1985, The Dennis Freeman Collection” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, from February 14 to April 2...