MODERNIST SWIVEL SIDE CHAIR ATTR. TO GIUSEPPE TERRAGANI kumbuck making space fluid and changeable

making space fluid and changeable

It was originally designed by Pierre Paulin for the airport waiting space of the French plane 'Concorde'

Rare Table Lamp by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce constructed in cracked lacquered metal and chrome plated steel

at a time when Scandinavian Design achieved worldwide popularity

Materials: Ceramic

MODERNIST SWIVEL SIDE CHAIR ATTR. TO GIUSEPPE TERRAGANI kumbuck making space fluid and changeableModernist swivel side chair attributed to Giuseppe Terragani with a wooden seat and backrest on metal legs. Giuseppe Terragni was an influential Italian architect and a prominent figure in the Rationalist movement. Born in 1904 in Meda, Italy, he is best known for his pioneering modernist designs, which emphasized simplicity, functionality, and a rejection of historical styles. Terragni's most famous work is the Casa del Fascio (1932 1936) in Como,