Rooted in the legacy of 20th-century experimentation, this curated selection brings together vintage designs originally included within iconic architecture. These pieces are an extension of architectural thought, created to inhabit and define space. Once objects of daily use, they now stand as enduring traces of their masters’ vision, translating rigorous principles into tangible, collectible forms.

From BBPR’s ceiling lamps, designed for landmark projects in Milan and New York, to Charlotte Perriand’s table for the Aiguille Grive residential apartments in Arc 1800, each piece reflects a precise dialogue between form, function and context.

The armchairs by Gino Levi Montalcini and Giuseppe Pagano for Palazzo Gualino in Turin, alongside Carlo Mollino’s bed for Casa del Sole in Cervinia, further reveal how furniture design becomes a lasting testimony of architectural intent—preserving, beyond the buildings themselves, the cultural legacy of their creators.