Fiorenza Sideboard by Tito Agnoli for Molteni, 1970s

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Rare sideboard belonging to the "fiorenza" series designed by tito agnoli for molteni in the late 1960s, one of the … Read more Rare sideboard belonging to the "fiorenza" series designed by tito agnoli for molteni in the late 1960s, one of the most renowned brands for high-quality design in the italian furniture sector.
it is a piece of furniture made of light wood, solid and feather ash, with a linear and clean structure that reflects the modern and functional style typical of mid-20th century italian design.
the sideboard is long and low, ideal for living environments or design offices, and is made up of several compartments closed by doors and a series of central drawers with recessed handles, which guarantee practicality without altering the minimalist aesthetic.
each compartment is divided by shelves, optimizing space for storing objects of different sizes.
the sober and elegant design is typical of the furnishings designed by tito agnoli and molteni in the 1960s and 1970s, with a reference to modernism and functionality.
it is an interesting piece of design for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage furniture, but at the same time perfectly adaptable to contemporary interiors thanks to its simplicity and refinement.
it is in excellent condition as shown in the photographs with minimal signs of aging given the originality of the piece of furniture which is more than 50 years old.

bibliography: domus november 1970 p.42

product name:"fiorenza" sideboard by tito agnoli for molteni 1970designer: tito agnoli
year of design: late 1960s
style: modern, functional, with references to mid-20th century italian design
main materials: solid ash wood and feather
distinctive design: linear and essential structure, with doors and drawers equipped with recessed handles that give a minimalist and refined aesthetic
dimensions: length 277cm | depth 44cm | height 76cm
comfort: large compartments with internal shelves and central drawers which guarantee practicality and ease of organisation
typical use: perfect for furnishing living rooms, studies or offices with a touch of elegance and functionality
design icon: a rare and representative piece of the design approach of tito agnoli and molteni, which embodies the best of italian design from the 60s and 70s
versatility: suitable both for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage furniture and for those who want a refined and timeless piece of furniture for contemporary interiors
current state of the design: in excellent condition as shown in the photographs, with minimal signs of aging which attest to its originality and historical value
additional notes: please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. There may be slight signs of aging, which do not affect its functionality. We invite you to consider these features before purchasing.

tito agnoli (1931-2012) was an italian designer and architect, known for his functional and essential approach to design. Born in lima, peru, to an italian family, he moved to italy to study painting before graduating in architecture at the polytechnic university of milan in the early 1950s. During his training he collaborated with masters of design such as gio ponti and carlo de carli, experiences that profoundly influenced his style.
agnoli stood out for his ability to combine elegance and practicality, designing furnishings with sober and clean lines, with particular attention to functionality and industrial production. He worked for some of the most prestigious companies in the sector, including molteni, poltrona frau, arflex and oluce, creating furniture and lamps that are still appreciated for their essentiality and refinement.
his work has been recognized several times with prizes and awards, including several mentions at the compasso d'oro.
his minimalist and rational approach left a mark on post-war italian design, making his creations still sought after by collectors and vintage furniture enthusiasts today.

molteni & c. Is a prestigious italian company, founded in 1934 in giussano, in the province of monza and brianza, and specialized in the production of high-end furniture and furnishing accessories. It represents one of the best-known names in italian design at an international level, thanks to a perfect combination of artisan tradition and technological innovation. Quality craftsmanship and attention to detail are distinctive elements of the company, which uses excellent materials and innovative techniques to guarantee functional and durable products. Throughout its history, molteni has established collaborations with some of the most important designers and architects on the international scene, including gio ponti, jean nouvel, patricia urquiola and vincent van duysen, the latter also creative director of the brand. These partnerships have led to the creation of iconic and timeless pieces, helping to strengthen the brand's image.
one of the most significant aspects of molteni production is the re-edition of the furniture by gio ponti, master of italian design, which has made it possible to bring historical creations up to date by adapting them to contemporary taste. The company is part of a larger group that also includes dada, specialized in designer kitchens, unifor, which creates furniture for offices and public spaces, and citterio, integrated into unifor. With a consolidated international presence, molteni operates worldwide through flagship stores in cities such as milan, london, paris, new york and tokyo, regularly participating in major events such as the salone del mobile in milan to present its innovations.
in recent years, the company has invested significantly in sustainability, committing to reducing the environmental impact of its production processes and choosing eco-compatible materials. Today molteni & c. Represents an excellence of italian design, capable of combining tradition and modernity, establishing itself as a symbol of luxury and style recognized throughout the world. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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