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Frank Lloyd Wright's offices: the Johnson Wax Administration Building
Open-plan offices, high ceilings and airy, light colonnades that punctuate the space immersing workers in a futuristic Wonderland since the 1930s. Frank Lloyd Wright's genius could almost make people long for a return to work after summer vacation: find out more.
Halabala and the masters of Eastern European design
While the masters of Made in Italy, French, Scandinavian and American design shine in the varied panorama of vintage furniture, recently the attention of collectors has turned to Eastern Europe. This region has given birth to designers of notable importance, whose creativity has deep roots in tradition and a strong sensitivity to the avant-gardes of the 20th century. Their unique works, rediscovered by the vintage market, are appreciated for their timeless elegance and sophisticated innovation. Let's rediscover some of them!
Carlo Ratti and the art of bentwood: a 4 generation long tradition
In the vast panorama of curved wood furniture on the vintage market, the name of Carlo Ratti stands out prominently. Telling us about the mastery of this illustrious designer and innovator, together with his legacy in the history of design, are his granddaughter Giulia Berruti and great-granddaughter Emanuela Berruti.
Sailing through the centuries
Ships, with their majesty and timeless charm, have crossed time bringing with them compelling stories and epic moments. Among the many vessels that have sailed the seas, rivers and oceans, some have become part of history with an indelible impact, channelling the luxury and grandeur of the era in which they hit the waters.
Art mysteries: the 5 most famous works of art that disappeared in mystery
The art world is full of extraordinary masterpieces, but there are some works of art that stand out not only for their beauty, but also for the mystery surrounding them: these are the stolen works of art that have never been found. Let us take a look at five of the most famous works of art that disappeared into thin air and were never recovered.
The true story of Alain Delon and the furniture maker from Udine
"[...] Neither new nor old, neither futurist nor antique. It will be the Alain Delon style." This is how the French star describes the line he designed in collaboration with Vittorio Sabot, presented to the public at the 1975 Milan Furniture Show and immediately the subject of criticism (but also praise) from the press of the time. Let's discover together this eclectic and unprejudiced collection.
