Italian velevet mid century lounge chair in the style of Marco Zanuso, 1960s 
Italian mid-century Murano glass pendant lamp 1970s 
Brass and acrylic Italian mid-century pendant lamp, 1970s 
Camaleonda Sofa by Mario Bellini renovated in linen upholstery by Franco Fabri, Italian mid century modern, 1970s Marco Zanuso
Pioneer of Italian Modernism and Industrial Design
Marco Zanuso (1916–2001) was a leading figure in postwar Italian design, known for merging modernist aesthetics with technological innovation. A Milanese architect and designer, he helped shape industrial design through iconic collaborations with Richard Sapper, creating classics like the Brionvega “Cube” radio, Algol TV, and Kartell’s 4999/S chair. His groundbreaking furniture for Arflex, including the Lady Chair and Sleep-o-matic sofa, earned multiple design awards and defined the modern Italian style.
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