Tommaso Barbi: At the Crossroads of Sculpture and Living
The Italian interiors of the 1960s and 1970s saw a surge of designers who blurred the boundary between decorative object and functional furniture. Among them, Tommaso Barbi carved out a distinct place with his lamps and furnishings that transformed natural forms into sculptural design.
Erich Dieckmann: A Lasting Legacy
Erich Dieckmann, a leading figure in early modernist furniture design and a key contributor to the Bauhaus movement.
Leonor Fini: Where Fantasy and Femininity Collide
Fini carved her own path, famously refusing to officially join the Surrealist movement despite being a central and highly respected figure within their circle. Her art, much like her life, celebrated autonomy, mystery, and a profound, often unsettling, beauty.