Okay Armchairs, Adriano Piazzesi, Italian, 1970sA rare pair of Okay armchairs by Adriano Piazzesi, designed in Italy in the 1970s, capturing the bold elegance of Italian mid century and Space Age design. Defined by their sculptural curves and signature chrome frame, these vintage Italian armchairs bring both comfort and statement to any interior. Recently reupholstered in a white boucle fabric, they are ready to place and perfect for contemporary, coastal or neutral spaces seeking warmth, texture

the Volca piece by Tasmanian ceramicist Kate Bowman is a sculptural ceramic object with a beautifully tactile presence

Dimensions: 16cm x 15cm x 6cm

often rethinking familiar materials through a contemporary lens

In near-new condition

Shade has darkened with age and exposure to sunlight

46w x 55d x 92h (in cm)

There are some very minor signs of use with small scratches

Palma brings warmth

pieces from this series are considered highly collectible examples of late 20th-century Italian design

this piece works beautifully as a serving plate or displayed as part of a curated vignette

provenance and a strong sense of character to the dining space

Frame and structure show light