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Design by Raffaello Biagetti
In the latest all-black collection, Biagetti has created essential objects that break with over-elaborate tendencies and represent pure, straightforward design: Lamiere Crude.
Composition: Metal
Dimensions:
Depth: 32,0 Cm
Height: 45,0 Cm
Width: 42,0 Cm
Design by Raffaello Biagetti
In the latest all-black collection, Biagetti has created essential objects that break with over-elaborate tendencies and represent pure, straightforward design: Lamiere Crude.
Composition: Metal
Dimensions:
Depth: 32,0 Cm
Height: 45,0 Cm
Width: 42,0 Cm
Raffaello Biagetti
Raffaello Biagetti was born in Vernio, outside of Florence, in 1940. Beginning in the 1960s he began a thorough pictorial journey in China - an exposure that eventually influenced his own artistic style, which began to emphasise simple human figures or still lifes on cloudy, coloured backgrounds. Biagetti used his own ways of approaching painting and sculpture to his interior design objects, which are renowned for their surprising purity, clearness of shape and disarming simplicity. This technique involved a rigorous and constant research into materials - of which he favoured earth, iron, and wood - best exemplified by his burned wood décor of the 1980s inspired by Costantin Brancusi and titled "iron and fire".
Raffaello Biagetti was born in Vernio, outside of Florence, in 1940. Beginning in the 1960s he began a thorough pictorial journey in China - an exposure that eventually influenced his own artistic style, which began to emphasise simple human figures or still lifes on cloudy, coloured backgrounds. Biagetti used his own ways of approaching painting and sculpture to his interior design objects, which are renowned for their surprising purity, clearness of shape and disarming simplicity. This technique involved a rigorous and constant research into materials - of which he favoured earth, iron, and wood - best exemplified by his burned wood décor of the 1980s inspired by Costantin Brancusi and titled "iron and fire".
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