T33 Coffee Table by Pierangelo Gallotti for Gallotti & Radice

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The 'T33' coffee table designed by Pierangelo Gallotti for Gallotti & Radice in the 1980s. This elegant design piece is … Read more The 'T33' coffee table designed by Pierangelo Gallotti for Gallotti & Radice in the 1980s. This elegant design piece is entirely made of glass, featuring essential and modern lines that enhance its transparency and visual lightness. The brass profiles add a touch of sophistication, creating a harmonious contrast with the glass surface. Its compact dimensions make the table ideal for a contemporary living room, serving as a visual focal point without overwhelming the space. The quality of materials and attention to detail reflect the craftsmanship and innovation typical of the Gallotti & Radice brand, making this furniture a significant example of 1980s Italian design. Pierangelo Gallotti founded, together with Luigi Radice, the company Gallotti&Radice. This brand was born in 1955 in Brianza and specializes in the production of colored glass, mirrors, and lamps/chandeliers. In 1956, he decided to return to studying in order to train himself in the best possible way in the design sector. Subsequently, he will create ambitious projects such as tables, carts, and sidebo allotti & Radice was the first company in Italy to experiment with and promote, since the 1950s, a passion for the study and use of an extraordinary material in the furniture sector: crystal. Used in its purity and elegance, but above all uniquely and skillfully combined with other materials such as wood and metal, crystal stands out as a discreet and strong protagonist in the G&R collection. The avant-garde of design, the elegance of forms, and above all the particular attention to product quality and safety have led the company to establish its name and image in the national and international market, with careful and qualified distribution aimed at a demanding and prestigious audience. Fundamental is the collaboration with established designers such as Luigi Massoni, Andreas Weber, Davide Pizzigoni, Maurizio Duranti, Nanda Vigo, Carla Venosta, Gabriele Moscatelli, and Italo Pertichini, who over the years have been called upon to create new products for the company. The production range, quite rich and articulated, spans from furniture accessories to modular walls, from office programs to functional and decorative accessories for home furnishingards. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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