Exceptional and highly important modular wall unit from the celebrated "Aggregabili" series, designed by the Turin-based collective Anonima Design and produced by Bonetto, Italy, in the late 1960s.

Anonima Design was formed by five architects from Turin — Sergio Jaretti, Elio Luzi, Federico Prandi, Viviana Riccato and Mario Virano — whose work explored the boundaries between architecture, furniture and transformable living environments. The Aggregabili collection became one of the group's most ambitious projects, introducing a system of modular elements that could be combined and rearranged according to the user's needs.

This rare configuration consists of seven original panels:

• 2 Surf panels – 116 x 188.5 x 3.4 cm
• 4 Faro panels – 58 x 188.5 x 3.4 cm
• 2 Medusa panels – 116 x 188.5 x 3.4 cm
• 1 Pesci panel – 58 x 188.5 x 3.4 cm

The Faro panels incorporate integrated lighting elements. The electrical system has been professionally renewed and each light conceals a mirror behind the lamp housing, revealed when the fixture is pulled forward. The Medusa and Pesci panels feature the iconic fold-down shelving elements characteristic of the series, allowing the composition to alternate between a sculptural wall installation and a functional storage system.

The architectural character of the design clearly reflects the background of its creators. Even in its closed position, the composition reads as a large-scale geometric artwork, while opening the shelves transforms it into a highly functional wall unit.

Installation is remarkably simple thanks to the integrated rear mounting system with only two attachment points per panel.

Complete Aggregabili compositions of this scale are exceptionally rare. To our knowledge, this is the only example of this size currently available worldwide, making it an important opportunity for collectors of radical Italian design, modular furniture, and late modernist architecture.

Italy, circa 1969.

Condition:
Very good vintage condition with minor age-related wear. The electrical system has been renewed and is fully functional.

An iconic Sandra three-seater sofa designed by Annie Hiéronimus for Cinna, France, during the 1970s. With its generously rounded silhouette, soft sculptural lines, and deep seating comfort, the Sandra embodies the relaxed and innovative spirit of French design from the period.

This example has been newly upholstered in a luxurious Pierre Frey fabric in a warm cognac-brown tone. The ribbed texture beautifully accentuates the sofa’s organic shape while adding depth and richness to the overall appearance. The combination of the soft textile and the sofa’s enveloping form creates an inviting piece that is both visually striking and exceptionally comfortable.

Unlike many contemporary sofas of the era, the Sandra dispenses with visible structure, presenting itself as a single flowing volume. Its low profile and curved arms make it equally suitable for modern, minimalist interiors or eclectic vintage settings.

Original Cinna label remains present. The sofa is offered in very good vintage condition with new upholstery.

Dimensions

• Width: 220 cm

• Depth: 95 cm

• Height: 70 cm

• Seat height: 38 cm

Designed by the Turin-based collective Anonima Design, formed by five architects—Sergio Jaretti, Elio Luzi, Federico Prandi, Viviana Riccato and Mario Virano—this rare La Prora chair was produced by Bonetto during the 1970s. The group became known for its experimental approach to furniture design, creating innovative pieces that combined architectural thinking with multifunctional living solutions.

The La Prora model perfectly illustrates this philosophy. Constructed from plywood with a striking geometric silhouette, the chair can be folded completely flat when not in use, making it both a practical and visually intriguing design object. The angular seat structure, reminiscent of a ship's bow, inspired the model's name, while the clever folding mechanism reflects the designers' fascination with transformable furniture.

Produced by Bonetto, a manufacturer closely associated with progressive Italian design of the era, La Prora is today considered a rare example of the experimental furniture produced in Turin during the 1970s.

Presented in good vintage condition with signs of age and use consistent with its history. An excellent collector's piece that functions equally well as a chair, occasional seat, or sculptural object.

Dimensions

• Width: 50 cm

• Depth: 52 cm

• Height: 82 cm

Elegant set of six dining chairs designed by Mario Sabot and often associated with the glamorous aesthetic of Willy Rizzo. These sculptural chairs perfectly capture the luxurious spirit of Italian design from the 1970s, combining refined materials with bold architectural lines.

The chairs feature beautifully curved bentwood frames with a rich warm walnut-toned finish, complemented by distinctive brass seat surrounds and newly upholstered seats in luxurious cream mohair. The combination of wood, brass and soft mohair creates a sophisticated contrast that feels both timeless and distinctly Italian.

Their cantilever-inspired silhouette gives the chairs a light and dynamic appearance while providing excellent seating comfort. The newly upholstered mohair seats add a tactile richness and elevate the overall presentation of this rare set.

Presented in very good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use to the wooden frames, consistent with their history. The upholstery has been professionally renewed.

A highly decorative and increasingly sought-after set, equally suitable for a dining room, conference table or refined hospitality interior.

Dimensions

• Width: 49 cm

• Depth: 47 cm

• Height: 70 cm

• Seat Height: 44.5 cm

Sold as a set of 6.

Rare multifunctional coffee table designed by Vico Magistretti, model Caori, produced in Italy during the 1970s. This ingenious design perfectly reflects Magistretti’s ability to combine clean architectural lines with practical everyday functionality.

At first glance, the piece appears as a minimalist low coffee table with a sculptural square pedestal base and contrasting metal top. Hidden beneath its sleek exterior lies an integrated storage system designed for records, magazines, and bottles. The table can be opened from multiple sides, revealing cleverly concealed compartments and transforming it into a compact dry bar or media storage unit.

The restrained geometric design, combined with its innovative functionality, makes the Caori a highly versatile piece suitable for both contemporary and vintage interiors. Its understated elegance allows it to function equally well as a coffee table, cocktail table, or conversation piece in a living room setting.

Presented in original vintage condition with signs of age and use consistent with its period. The wear contributes to the authentic character of this rare design.

Dimensions

• Height: 41.5 cm

• Width: 127 cm

• Depth: 95.5 cm

A rare Aralia modular sofa set designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in the 1970s. This iconic composition consists of a three-seater element, a corner module, and a matching ottoman, showcasing Ducaroy’s unmistakable approach to low, organic, and exceptionally comfortable seating.

The sculptural silhouette is defined by its generous proportions, deeply channel-tufted upholstery, and soft enveloping forms. Fully upholstered in a luxurious Pierre Frey velvet textile in a warm golden ochre tone, the sofa combines the relaxed elegance of 1970s French design with contemporary sophistication. The rich textile beautifully accentuates the sofa’s distinctive quilted construction while providing exceptional comfort and durability.

Designed without visible legs, the Aralia appears to float effortlessly within a space, making it a striking centerpiece in both modern and vintage interiors. Its modular character allows for flexible placement while maintaining a cohesive and highly architectural appearance.

The set remains in excellent condition and presents beautifully throughout.

Please note: the coffee tables, lamp, side table, vase, books, and other decorative accessories shown in the photographs are not included in the sale. The walnut coffee tables are available separately in another listing.

A rare opportunity to acquire one of Michel Ducaroy’s most distinctive and elusive Ligne Roset designs, elevated by a superb Pierre Frey upholstery and an impressive modular configuration

Dimensions

Three-Seater

• Width: 190 cm

• Depth: 85 cm

• Height: 75 cm

• Seat Height: 41 cm

Corner Element

• Width: 160 cm

• Depth: 85 cm

• Height: 75 cm

• Seat Height: 41 cm

Ottoman

• to be confirmed

A rare and highly sculptural three-seater sofa produced by Cèzamè Paris during the 1970s. Characterized by its generous organic form, low profile, and enveloping silhouette, this model perfectly captures the relaxed elegance of French lounge furniture from the era.

The sofa has recently been upholstered in a luxurious champagne-colored mohair velvet, giving the piece an exceptionally soft touch and a rich depth of color that subtly changes with the light. The rounded contours, deeply recessed seating area, and seamless flowing lines create a striking visual presence while offering outstanding comfort.

Its oversized proportions and inviting shape make it an ideal statement piece for contemporary, minimalist, or eclectic interiors. Rarely encountered on the market, this model is a fine example of the innovative and playful approach to seating design that defined the 1970s.

The sofa is presented in excellent condition with newly upholstered mohair fabric throughout.

Matching one-seater and two-seater versions are available upon request.

Dimensions

• Width: 210 cm

• Depth: 112 cm

• Height: 77 cm

• Seat Height: 36 cm

This iconic set of six Medea chairs was designed in 1955 by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue. A true milestone in Italian mid-century design, the Medea chair received the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award at the Milan Triennale in 1956, just a year after its introduction.

The chairs feature a beautifully curved molded plywood seat with an ebonized finish on the back, elegantly paired with a minimalist black lacquered metal base. Their organic shape and innovative construction represent the perfect balance between form and function, making them a sought-after collector’s item for design enthusiasts.

These chairs are in used vintage condition, consistent with age and wear. Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of their current state.

A timeless piece of Italian design history.

4 more chairs of the same model coming in soon.

Elegant Italian sideboard designed by Campo & Graffi and produced in Italy during the 1960s. This refined piece perfectly reflects the architects’ minimalist approach, combining clean geometric lines with carefully balanced proportions and high-quality materials.

Crafted in richly figured wood veneer with warm reddish-brown tones, the cabinet features two sliding doors that reveal practical storage compartments, including an integrated black lacquered pull-out shelf and adjustable shelving. The slender black metal legs create a light, architectural appearance, giving the sideboard a distinctly modern character despite its age.

The contrast between the warm wood surfaces and the black detailing is typical of sophisticated Italian design from the period. Thanks to its versatile proportions, the piece works equally well as a sideboard, media cabinet, or storage unit in both contemporary and mid-century interiors.

The sideboard remains in very good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use consistent with time. There is a small chip to the veneer on the top surface, visible in the photographs. Overall, the cabinet presents beautifully and has retained its elegant appearance.

Dimensions

• Height: 73 cm

• Width: 160 cm

• Depth: 45 cm

Beautiful and highly decorative Swedish rattan lounge set from the 1970s, consisting of a two-seater bench, two matching lounge chairs, and a coordinating coffee table/stool. Crafted entirely from handwoven rattan, the set showcases the elegant organic forms and airy construction that made Scandinavian wicker furniture of this period so desirable.

The sculptural silhouettes are complemented by custom cushions upholstered in vibrant vintage Suzani textile from Uzbekistan. The richly embroidered fabric creates a striking contrast with the warm honey-colored rattan, adding character, texture, and a unique handcrafted touch to the ensemble.

Lightweight yet sturdy, this versatile set works equally well in a living room, sunroom, covered terrace, winter garden, or holiday home. The combination of Scandinavian craftsmanship and Central Asian textile artistry results in a distinctive and inviting seating group with timeless appeal.

The set remains in good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use consistent with time. The rattan structure is well preserved and presents beautifully throughout.

Set consists of:

• 1 x Two-seater bench

• 2 x Lounge chairs

• 1 x Coffee table / stool

Dimensions

Two-seater bench

• Width: 132 cm

• Depth: 70 cm

• Height: 85 cm

• Seat height: 50 cm

Lounge chairs (each)

• Width: 80 cm

• Depth: 70 cm

• Height: 85 cm

• Seat height: 50cm

Coffee table / stool

• With: 67 cm

• Depth: 83 cm

• Height: 43 cm

A charming and uncommon Scandinavian rattan set that perfectly captures the relaxed elegance of 1970s design.

A beautiful vintage Kashima 3-seater sofa designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in the 1970s. Celebrated for its inviting proportions and soft sculptural form, the Kashima embodies Ducaroy’s innovative approach to comfort and relaxed living. The design is characterized by its fully upholstered silhouette, deep tufting, and generously padded volumes that create an exceptionally comfortable seating experience.

This example has been newly upholstered in a rich textured fabric in a warm ochre tone, perfectly complementing the sofa’s distinctive quilted appearance. The fresh upholstery highlights the soft curves and architectural lines of the design while giving the piece a renewed contemporary presence.

Designed without a frame, the Kashima appears almost as a single cushioned volume resting directly on the floor, making it both visually striking and remarkably comfortable. Its timeless aesthetic allows it to blend effortlessly into both modern and vintage-inspired interiors.

Presented in excellent condition with new upholstery and retaining its original Ligne Roset label.

Dimensions:

• Width: 230 cm

• Depth: 100 cm

• Height: 72 cm

• Seat Height: 38 cm

Beautiful set of six “Dordogne” dining chairs designed by Charlotte Perriand. A timeless and highly recognizable design, combining solid wood craftsmanship with handwoven rush seating and backrests. The simplicity of the construction together with the warm natural materials perfectly reflects Perriand’s philosophy of functional, honest, and enduring design.

The chairs feature beautifully preserved rush work with a rich natural patina developed over time, highlighting the quality of the craftsmanship and adding warmth and character to the set. The harmonious combination of solid wood and woven fibers creates an elegant balance between rustic authenticity and refined modernism.

Originally conceived for everyday use, the Dordogne chairs are celebrated for their comfort, durability, and understated aesthetic. Today, they remain among the most sought-after French dining chair designs of the 20th century. Their clean architectural lines and artisanal details allow them to integrate effortlessly into both contemporary and traditional interiors.

Presented in very good vintage condition, the chairs show only minor signs of age and use consistent with their vintage nature. The rush seats and backrests are well preserved and structurally sound, displaying a beautiful, even patina throughout.

Sold as a set of 6.

Dimensions (per chair):

Height: 76 cm
Width: 47 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Seat height: 45 cm