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Bench Fermob 1900

by Fermob / design Studio Fermob

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€401.83 0>
Coffee table / Bench Fermob Luxembourg

by Fermob / design Frédéric Sofia

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€241.54 0>
Children's bench Fermob Luxembourg Kid

by Fermob / design Frédéric Sofia

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€133.95 0>
Bench Fermob Monceau

by Fermob / design Studio Fermob

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€274.40 0>
Bench Fermob Monceau XL

by Fermob / design Studio Fermob

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€274.40 0>
Bench Fermob Origami

by Fermob / design Harald Guggenbichler

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€382.61 0>
Bench Fermob Sixties

by Fermob / design Frédéric Sofia

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€464.48 0>
Bench Magis Folly

by Magis / design Ron Arad

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€3,050.00 0>
Bench 2 seaters Magis Traffic - Fabric (Kvadrat, Steelcut Trio)

by Magis / design Konstantin Grcic

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€1,050.00 0> As low as: €929.00
Bench 2 seaters Magis Traffic - Leather

by Magis / design Konstantin Grcic

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€1,650.00 0> As low as: €919.00
Bench Fermob Luxembourg

by Fermob / design Frédéric Sofia

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€328.09 0>
Bench with backrest Fermob Luxembourg

by Fermob / design Frédéric Sofia

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€376.52 0>
Bench Fermob Louisiane 200 cm

by Fermob / design Studio Fermob

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€461.21 0>
Rocking horse Fermob Adada

by Fermob / design Studio Fermob

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€185.73 0>
Bench Fermob Bellevie

by Fermob / design Pagnon & Pelhaître

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€529.88 0>
Bench with backrest Fermob Bellevie

by Fermob / design Pagnon & Pelhaître

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€623.46 0>
Bench Fermob Charivari - Structure liquorice

by Fermob / design Juliette Liberman

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€4,084.61 0>
Bench Fermob Charivari - Structure steel grey

by Fermob / design Juliette Liberman

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€4,084.61 0>
Bench Fermob Croisette

by Fermob / design Pascal Mourgue

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€426.40 0>
Bench Fermob Croisette - XL 3 Seater

by Fermob / design Pascal Mourgue

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€581.50 0>
Bench Fermob Ellipse - 2 Seater

by Fermob / design Pascal Mourgue

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€680.52 0>
Bench Fermob Louisiane 150 cm

by Fermob / design Studio Fermob

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€376.32 0>
Bench Desalto Softer than Steel 687

by Desalto / design Nendo

Availability: 3-4 weeks

€1,348.36 0>

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Hansandfranz

Hansandfranz design studio, Konstantin Landuris and Horst Wittmann, was founded in 2006 and is situated in Munich, Germany. Their design principles are affected by their current studies at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich. The prevailing unconventional, artistic notion at the academy is influencing their work.

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Gino Sarfatti

Gino Sarfatti (1912, 1985) was born in Venice on 16th September 1912. His father Riccardo, or “Dick”, ran a prosperous business network, while his mother Lucia, known as Micaela, belonged to the Zuccoli family from Trieste. Gino and his brother and sister enjoyed a childhood of economic wellbeing, immersed in the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the lagoon city. In 1930 he moved to Genoa to enrol in the Faculty of Aeronaval Engineering. Meanwhile, however, the political situation worsened dramatically. In 1935 his father was ruined by the sea embargo resulting from sanctions imposed on Italy through the League of Nations. At 23, Sarfatti was forced to interrupt his studies. He moved to Milan and founded Arteluce in February 1939. On 6th May of the same year he married Jolanda Marazza. Arteluce opened a sales outlet in Milan’s Corso Littorio, a street now called Corso Matteotti. In 1943, due to the racial laws and bombardments of Milan, he fled with his family to Switzerland. Immediately after the Liberation he returned to Milan and reorganized the company’s production. In 1950 he embarked on an important journey to the United States, and during his absence he entrusted the art direction of Arteluce to Vittoriano Viganò. In 1953 the shop was completely refurbished by Marco Zanuso and it became the centre of international attention. In 1954, the 1063 and 1065 models were awarded the “Grand Prix” at the X Triennale, and the 559 model won the ADI Compasso d’Oro. The following year, he won the prize again with the 1055 model. In 1962 Viganò designed a new Arteluce store in Milan’s Via dell Spiga. The great volume of business involved intense commitment. From 1949, retail production was joined by export operations and large-scale projects, the last of which included the Michelangelo and Raffaello cruise ships and the “cloudlike” Nuvola installation for the Teatro Regio in Turin. In late 1973, Sarfatti decided to sell Arteluce to Flos, and he retired to live in his house in Griante on Lake Como. He passed away on 6th March 1985.

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