Italian Oval Plywood Mirror by Campo & Graffi for Home, 1960

This set of oval mirrors combines elegance and craftsmanship, providing a sophisticated addition to any interior. The unique shape and stylish design immediately attract attention, m...

Lounge chairs model “Zinzolo” by Vittorio Varo for Plan.With the so-called “Zinzolo” project for Plan in the sixties, the Italian designer Vittorio Varo took a radically different di...

The Italian designer and journalist Nani Prina (1938) is a versatile figure who has always been involved in design, architecture and publishing. From 1969 he headed the magazine Ville e Giardini, which still exists today. We can characterize him as a jack-of-all-trades who has completed numerous projects in the field of single-family architecture, public, private and industrial construction. But designing furniture for a variety of labels is also part of his impressive arsenal.DesignThis special and very groovy design was manufactured at the time by the Italian high-end furniture manufacturer Sormani, who did not shy away from very distinctive designs. This “Sess” is somewhere between a lounge chair and a chaise longue and it is possible to seat it in different ways. That is what the form also communicates. An ambiguity that is strongly present in both form and function.The sloping and challenging lines ultimately form the mysterious and initially indefinable character of this chair. A sculpture? Of course. But with its curved shapes and long curved lines, it also absolutely belongs in the space age style. The contours are reminiscent of an extraterrestrial landscape and at the same time we strongly perceive the notion of abstracted human forms that are intertwined with each other.  This “Sess” chair...

Nice coffee table by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Gavina/Knoll International form Italy 1960s. This table is very functional. The top is lose from the table and can be placed on the tab...

Charming pendant by Stilux Milano, Italy mid-century. This pendant is made of copper, wood and crystal glass. The top is a copper element that can be mounted to the ceiling. The lamp...

Set of Four Dining Chairs by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina from the 1960s. The chairs are made of teak with a molded plywood back and red (faux) leather. They have great aesthetics...

1950's Italian Teak Plywood mirror by master designers Franco Campo & Carlo Graffi for their furniture company HOME This example has and shows it age and history and has period repa...

Large mirror with teak wood frame with curved ends, central oval mirror, Italian design by Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi for Home Torino, made in the 1960s.

All original oval mirror by Italian duo Campo e Graffi. The original glass has one discoloration see picture. Otherwise easily replaced if necessary.

Remarkable wall mirror attributed to Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi for Home. Large plywood frame bent on both sides.

Large wall mirror by Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi for Home, Italy, 1950's. Curved teak wood frame with mirror.

Rare wall mirror "Savino" design by Franco Campo e Carlo Graffi for Home, Turin. Teak frame with mirrored glass. Perfect condition.