Fornasetti Wall Plate T&V 392 Marcel Breuer It has been said that

It has been said that Saarinen began drawing the chairs as early as 1953

The intersections that bind the base generate the optical effect of ribbons that in the crossing give great lightness and dynamism

Light Blue

Rocking chair in wood

This pair of hand-silkscreened metal bookends is embellished with the design of a Renaissance façade: a touch of dreamy surrealism for an eye-catching addition to any shelf or countertop

Fornasetti Wall Plate T&V 392 Marcel Breuer It has been said thatThe endless face of Lina Cavalieri, re imagined by Piero Fornasetti, decorate these superior ceramic plates. Each of them is a true collector's piece for any design and art enthusiast and is part of the historical 'Themes and Variations' plates collections. A core inspiration for many of Piero Fornasettis pieces, opera singer Lina Cavalieris face is considered classic, beautiful and statuesque and appears reinvented on more than 350 of his designs.