Table "Diamante" in African padauk in Brutalist style by Luciano Frigerio with glass top, 1970
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Extraordinary table "Diamante - Scultura 99" designed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in the 1970s, belonging to the very rare limited series composed of only 99 pieces.
This is one of the 99 original pieces produced by Atelier A, today considered among the most sought-after and representative works of the master. The table is sold accompanied by an official certificate of authenticity issued by the Frigerio heirs, which definitively attests to its provenance and originality.
The sculptural base, made of African Padauk wood, is composed of an architectural sequence of superimposed modular elements, crafted and interlocked with absolute precision.
The protruding and recessed parts create a complex geometric rhythm, with an alternation of solids and voids that recalls the Brutalist aesthetic and the great tradition of Italian cabinet-making.
The perfectly smooth surfaces, rich in deep grain, interact with the three-dimensional modulations of the individual slats, transforming the base into a true monolithic sculpture. The top, in ground crystal glass, enhances the perception of the underlying volume and allows the structure to emerge with all its plastic power.
Luciano Frigerio, a central figure in post-war Italian design, conceived in the 1960s and 1970s a series of limited edition sculptural furniture (Scultura 99), made with noble materials and characterized by a strongly sculptural formal vision.
Among these, the "Diamante" model represents one of his most emblematic and rare creations, a perfect synthesis of monumentality, excellent craftsmanship, and aesthetic research.
The table is in excellent condition and is a work of art intended for collectors and connoisseurs of high Italian craftsmanship, ideal as a focal point for a dining room, an executive space, or a contemporary interior that appreciates unique and sculptural pieces. An absolute masterpiece of Italian design, whose rarity is further emphasized by the fact that only 99 examples exist worldwide.
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Sold with the original certificate of authenticity issued by the Luciano Frigerio Archive.
Product name: Table Diamante Scultura 99 by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio, 1970
Designer: Luciano Frigerio
Year of Design: 1970s
Style: Italian Brutalism; Sculptural furniture; Post-war Italian design
Main materials: African padauk wood, ground crystal glass top
Distinctive design: Sculptural base in African Padauk composed of superimposed modular elements, articulation of solids and voids, smooth surfaces with deep grain, monolithic structure and crystal top that amplifies the volume of the base.
Dimensions: Length 132 cm Width 132 cm Height 75 cm
Comfort: Stable and generous tabletop, functional as a dining table or for executive environments.
Typical use: Dining room; Executive office; Contemporary interiors; Collections and galleries
Design icon: Limited edition "Scultura 99", one of only 99 original examples produced by Atelier A. Frigerio
Versatility: Sculptural element that becomes a visual reference point in classic, modern or minimalist environments.
Current condition of the design: Excellent condition, accompanied by an official certificate of authenticity issued by the Frigerio heirs.
Additional Notes: Please note that this object is in excellent vintage condition. There may be slight signs of age that do not compromise its functionality. We invite you to consider these characteristics prior to purchase.
Luciano Frigerio, born in Desio in 1928, revolutionized the world of design and furniture production, inheriting the family tradition of high-level cabinet-making. After graduating in accounting, he developed a passion for furniture design and musical composition. In the 1960s, taking advantage of the entrepreneurial opportunities in Brianza, he transformed the family business into an international reality, collaborating with important figures such as Gio Ponti and Franco Albini.
Frigerio realized his dream of creating furniture as unique works of art, introducing "solid wood sculpture furniture" and "bronze sculpture beds," which combine artisanal excellence with precious materials. His company produced numbered and signed pieces, collaborating with renowned architects and designers. Between the 1970s and 1990s, he opened ten showrooms throughout Italy.
Recognized with various honorary titles, his works are exhibited in galleries...
Additional details:
- Brand: Luciano Frigerio di Desio
- Style: Italian Brutalism
- Style: Sculptural furniture
- Style: Post-war Italian design
- Material: African padauk wood
- Material: ground crystal
- Period: 1970s
- length: 132.0 cm