1970s Adriano Piazzesi Italian Leather Sofa Newly Upholstered

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Introducing the Adriano Piazzesi Italian Leather Sofa: a rare vintage Italian piece that showcases iconic design and timeless appeal. This … moreIntroducing the Adriano Piazzesi Italian Leather Sofa: a rare vintage Italian piece that showcases iconic design and timeless appeal. This exceptional vintage leather sofa, sourced from Italy and originating from the 1970s, has undergone meticulous restoration and now features buttery soft Italian high-grade leather in a captivating copper brown color.

Immerse yourself in the allure of authentic Italian craftsmanship with this extraordinary Adriano Piazzesi creation. Reflecting the distinctive style of the 1970s Italian design movement, this Italian leather sofa boasts meticulous attention to detail. Adorned with diamond-shaped buttons, its thick armrests are accentuated with leather belts and silver buckles, adding an element of sophistication. The generously cushioned seat cushions and backs offer a plush and comfortable seating experience.

Adriano Piazzesi, a renowned manufacturer of Italian design pieces, has surpassed expectations with this remarkable vintage sofa. Delve into the nostalgia of the 1970s and embrace the elegance of Italian design heritage. Whether you're a collector of rare vintage Italian pieces or simply appreciate exceptional furniture, the Adriano Piazzesi Italian Leather Sofa is an indispensable addition to your decor.

Unlock the essence of timeless style with this Adriano Piazzesi vintage leather sofa. Explore the artistry of Italian design and indulge in the allure of rare vintage Italian pieces. Experience the luxury and sophistication that Adriano Piazzesi brings.

Literature: Adriano Piazzesi. Arte nel silenzio. 50 anni di arte e design a Firenze (Firenze, 3-29 dicembre 2011)Polistampa; Illustrated edizione (15 dicembre 2011).Adriano Piazzesi Žaklina Milošević Firenze, Pontecorboli, 2016. A sofa by Adriano Piazzesi for 3D sofa was sold at a recent auction for 27,000$ featuring same belting connection system on the seating.

Sizes: width 102” - total depth 37/38” - total height 28” - arm height 21” - seat height 17”, seat depth 22 1/2” - cushion width each 39 1/2”

Material: new upholstery, Italian luxury high-grade leather.

Conditions: excellent vintage condition, newly upholstered, restored.


Adriano Piazzesi (1923-2009) was a renowned architect hailing from Florence, Italy. He embarked on his architectural journey at the esteemed Faculty of Architecture in Florence, where he first encountered the influential concepts of Frank Lloyd Wright. During the vibrant 1950s and 1960s, Piazzesi collaborated with fellow architects on various building designs, exhibition stands, and the creation of family residences in Florence.
In 1962, Piazzesi joined forces with Enrico Cambi and Luciano E. Nustrini to craft the groundbreaking 'Antiques Exhibition in the Modern House.' The following year, he participated in the Artemide-Domus competition, designing an exquisite lamp. Notably, the lamp design exemplified his innovative approach to lighting.
The 1970s marked a new chapter for Piazzesi as he ventured into the realm of furniture design. One of his earliest masterpieces was the Premier armchair (1969), a groundbreaking creation that defied convention by forgoing a traditional metal or wooden structure. Instead, this visionary armchair relied on a substantial leather belt to hold it together, captivating audiences with its unique blend of elegance and ingenuity.
The resounding success of the Premier armchair led to the birth of TreD, a distinguished furniture company that would leave an indelible mark on the industry for over four decades. TreD's portfolio showcased remarkable designs such as the iconic Okay Sofa and chairs, along with the striking Splash and Spring armchairs. Each piece exemplified Piazzesi's unwavering commitment to innovation, quality, and timeless design. Adriano Piazzesi's exceptional career as both an architect and designer continues to inspire and influence the world of design, leaving a lasting legacy that transcends generations. less