RIMA

RIMA was founded in 1920, specialising in manufacturing metal furniture and Gastone Rinaldi took over the company from his father in 1948 becoming the designer. Many of his designs r...

Rocking chair from the 60s era, designed by Gastone Rinaldi. Made of metal, wood and faux leather. The leather is perfectly preserved, the metal parts show some signs of use and age....

Gastone Rinaldi for Rima, armchair, model 'DU 24', metal, leatherette, Italy, 1956 This Italian postwar armchair has a sculptural appearance due to the well-constructed tubular fram...

Italian modern chromed steel Sabrina chairs by Gastone Rinaldi for Rima, 1970s Pair of Sabrina model chairs, with seat and backrest made entirely of fine chromed steel tubing, which ...

This writing desk, designed by renowned architect Gio Ponti in 1956, was specifically created for the Pirelli tower offices. The desk's dimensions are H. 75.5 x 170 x 75.5 cm, offering a spacious and functional work surface. Manufactured by Rima, Padova during the 1960s, this desk boasts a sturdy construction. Its frame is meticulously crafted from tubular chromed steel, providing excellent stability and structural integrity. The desk features drawers made from painted grey plastic, offering storage for essential office supplies and documents. The use of plastic ensures durability and ease of maintenance. The table top is elegantly crafted from walnut, showcasing the natural beauty of the wood while providing a smooth and comfortable writing surface. Notably, the desk is marked with "Rima Padova Italy" on its feet, signifying its authentic origin and manufacturer. Having undergone a comprehensive restoration process, including refinishing with oil, the desk is in excellent vintage condition, retaining its original charm while showcasing a refreshed appearance. Gio Ponti's writing desk stands as a testament to his design prowess, combining practicality, quality materials, and timeless aesthetics to create a truly remarkable piece of mid-century furniture. About the designer: Gio Ponti, born in Milan, Italy in 1891, was a prolific architect, designer, and writer who became one of the most influential figures of the mid-century modern movement. With a career spanning over six decades, Ponti's contributions to the fields of architecture and design are profound and enduring. In the 1920s, Ponti co-founded the influential design magazine Domus, through which he championed modernist principles and advocated for the integration of architecture, design, and art. His architectural projects ranged from residential and commercial buildings to cultural and religious institutions, each showcasing his signature blend of rationalism, craftsmanship, and elegance. Ponti's furniture designs reflect his belief in creating harmonious living environments. He collaborated with renowned manufacturers such as Cassina, producing iconic pieces like the Superleggera chair and the Distex armchair...

Rare pair of model B 236 chairs designed by Gastone Rinaldi for Rima Italy They are made in 1951

Set of 4 chromed metal chairs with green velvet cushions, some of the structures have restorations as shown in the photo.

Chairs Model Marika Giorgio Rinaldi for Rima Italian design 1970 Green Crhome